Romney backs vouchers, more school choice
Congress staring over edge of ‘fiscal cliff’
Throngs to hit road for holiday weekend
EDITORIAL: The Facebook fiasco
Arbitrator dismisses Redskins salary cap grievance
Gray under cloud in campaign fraud case
SNL gives gaudy send-off to overrated Kristen Wiig
LAMBRO: Obama’s economic fantasy land
Visa changes aimed at skilled workers
Nightclub officials face tax evasion charges
GOP race in Texas has echoes of Indiana
NOWRASTEH: Free markets require increased legal immigration
David Sherfinski
David Sherfinski covers Virginia for The Washington Times' Metro desk. Prior to that, he worked at the Washington Examiner covering a variety of topics, including local government, real estate and state politics. He is a graduate of Yale University. David can be reached at dsherfinski@washingtontimes.com.
Articles by David Sherfinski
Virginia risks ADA violations in not releasing mental patients
Virginia, already mired in a $2 billion settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice, is again at risk of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act - this time for failing to release discharge-ready patients from state-run behavioral-health hospitals. Published May 22, 2012
- Firefighter harassment case strikes settlement
Published May 21, 2012
- New Va. voter-ID law makes it 'tough to cheat'
Published May 20, 2012
- Housing deal bust upsets Fairfax County supervisors
Published May 20, 2012
- McDonnell signs voter ID law, orders Election Board to issue new registration cards
Published May 18, 2012
- Virginia lawmaker backs effort to bar part of terror law
Published May 17, 2012
- MWAA defers vote on Dulles rail labor
Published May 16, 2012
- Report: Mismanagement rampant at airports authority
Published May 15, 2012
- House GOP in Virginia blocks gay judicial nominee
Published May 15, 2012
- Va. Supreme Court rules in favor of Fauquier County winery
Published May 14, 2012
Blog Entries by David Sherfinski
Kaine lauds White House change on contraception
U.S. Senate candidate Tim Kaine said he was "pleased" about the White House's decision Friday to alter its rule on contraception in announcing that religious employers will not have to cover birth control for their employees and that the responsibility would fall to private insurers. Published February 10 2012
- McDonnell to deliver weekly GOP address
Published February 10 2012
- McDonnell touts good news on roads — and oysters
Published February 7 2012
- Va. House, Senate pass ban on mandatory labor pacts for construction projects
Published January 31 2012
- McDonnell trips, gifts totaled nearly $100,000 in 2011
Published January 30 2012
- Kaine bests Allen in fourth-quarter fundraising
Published January 24 2012
- McDonnell announces first bulls-to-Russia export
Published January 23 2012
- Teachers' groups push back against GOP education proposals
Published January 23 2012
- Kaine, Allen: Rubber stamps?
Published January 23 2012
- Coalition pushed for consumer reps on health exchange board
Published January 18 2012
