Advertisement

U.S. launches airstrike on Syrian airfield; more than 25,000 Northern Virginians lost power during Thursday storms

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Friday, April 7.

buzz bin

The Trump administration ordered a U.S. military airstrike on a Syrian airfield Thursday in response to a chemical attack in Syria earlier this week.
(The Washington Post)

Advertisement

Severe storms Thursday left more than 25,000 in Northern Virginia without power and caused property damage in the region. There were tornado warnings in parts of the region, and a funnel cloud was spotted near Ashburn.
(Inside NoVA, Inside NoVA, The Burn)

The Senate is expected to confirm President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch today after Republicans took the “nuclear option” Thursday, which bypasses Democrats’ filibuster and only requires a simple majority for confirmation.
(The Washington Post, The New York Times)

Advertisement

Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie said he would ban personal use of campaign funds if elected.
(The Washington Post)

Advertisement

Former GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, who is considering running for the Virginia Senate, says Virginia business is “not growing at the level” it should.
(Washington Business Journal)

Advertisement

Trending

  1. 1 The 14 Best Weekend Events in Northern Virginia and DC October 2 to 4
  2. 2 3 Northern Virginia Hotels Land on Prestigious Michelin Guide List
  3. 3 Northern Virginia Christmas Tree Farm Closing After 36 Years
  4. 4 Add These 18 Fall Festivals and Events in Northern Virginia to Your Calendar
  5. 5 Falls Church Ice Cream Shop Showcased on ‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ 
Advertisement

You May Also Like