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Trump labor secretary nominee steps down; Ben Carson purchases $1.2 million Vienna home

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Thursday, Feb. 16.

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President Donald Trump‘s prospective labor secretary Andrew Puzder withdrew his nomination.
(The Washington Post)

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Ben Carson, President Trump‘s former GOP primary opponent and now his nominee for secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, bought a $1.2 million home in Vienna.
(The Washington Post)

A new Northern Virginia Transportation Authority survey found that most residents rate the region’s public transit system a 6 out of 10, and seven out of 10 residents believe the region does not adequately moderate traffic congestion.
(WTOP)

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Yemeni students at Northern Virginia Community College are facing the prospect that they may soon lose state-sponsored tuition and housing aid and student visas.
(The Washington Post)

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The new owner of Market Common Clarendon made a development proposal that could force Iota Club and Cafe to either close or relocate.
(ARLnow)

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