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Column: Cuccinelli fears flood of rats, vermin from D.C. into VA
New Washington D.C. law forces exterminators to capture and relocate rats, and critters Ken Cuccinelli, the man who interprets and enforces Virginia law, said a year-old Washington D.C. law could cause a flood of rats and mice across the Potomac into Virginia from the nation’s capital.

Gov. Dalrymple visits District 26
Citizens and those who represent them in Washington, D.C., and Bismarck braved the cold Jan. 19 to meet in Milnor, N.D. and present their pitches for the upcoming election season.

Attorney General attends Supreme Court Argument on Texas’ Redistricting Maps
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott attended an oral argument before the U.S. Supreme Court, which granted the state’s emergency stay request after a federal district court improperly redrew redistricting maps enacted by the Texas Legislature.