Arlington, Va.
Coverage of Arlington, Va. in the Nexus archive.
- Venture Global: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
Venture Global Inc. reported a second-quarter profit of $1.41 billion, which resulted in a per-share profit of 51 cents. These figures surpassed Wall Street expectations; for instance, seven analysts surveyed by Zacks estimated earnings at 49 cents per share. The company also posted revenue of $4.58 billion, beating forecasts from three analysts who expected $4.5 billion.
- What to Watch in Virginia’s First Primary Since Redistricting Battle
Virginia's first primary since a redistricting battle is set to take place, with voters in Arlington, Va., expected to participate in April.
- Even if inflation cooled in June, experts say price pressure isn’t over
Inflation cooled in June, but experts warn that price pressure remains. The article references people shopping for groceries in Arlington, Virginia, on June 10.
- Pro-MAGA Groups Spur Trump Push For Cultural Change In Schools
Pro-MAGA groups are driving efforts to push cultural changes in schools. Nicole Neily, founder of the conservative parents’ rights group Defending Education, is highlighted in the context of this movement.
- Inflation report could fuel concerns about higher interest rates, even as oil prices fall
The inflation report may lead to concerns about higher interest rates despite falling oil prices. Grocery shopping in Arlington, Va., is highlighted as an example.
- Virginia voters to decide whether to allow a new Democratic-drawn map for the midterms
Virginia voters will decide on a referendum to approve a new Democratic-drawn redistricting map for the midterms. The debate is highlighted by signs supporting and opposing the plan at the Ellen M. Bozman Government Center in Arlington, Va.
- Hegseth's contradictory Iran statements and D4vd arrested in teen's murder: Morning Rundown
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made contradictory statements about Iran during a Pentagon press conference on April 8, 2026, while separately, a person known as D4vd was arrested in connection with a teen's murder.
- Hegseth attacks 'unpatriotic' media and compares reporters to Jewish biblical group
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized the media as 'unpatriotic' during a Pentagon press briefing on April 8, 2026, and drew a controversial comparison between reporters and a Jewish biblical group. The remarks occurred at a public event in Arlington, Virginia.