The 73-year-old freshman senator from West Virginia said he won’t be a “rubber stamp” but trusts Trump to make the “right decision” on big policy issues.

West Virginia’s former governor and current U.S. Senator, Jim Justice (R), says his administration left over $2 billion in “different buckets.” However, the Mountain State’s newest Governor recently revealed a major deficit in the state’s budget.

Republican West Virginia Sen. Jim Justice weighs in on President-elect Trump's nominees for energy secretary and interior secretary, giving both high praise.

In his first week as chief executive, Gov. Patrick Morrisey held not one, but two in-person press conferences. They both started on time. Thursday’s briefing was over in 30 minutes. He took multiple follow-up questions from reporters.

Energy is everything — it fixes inflation, it absolutely secures us from a defense standpoint,” Justice told The Post. “The only way that that civilization has ever

Jim Justice, the one-time billionaire, owner of The Greenbrier resort and coal magnate, just wrapped up an eight-year stint as West Virginia’s governor and is headed directly into the U.S.

Jim Justice skipped his first two opportunities to give West ... “Not Voting” on recorded votes that took place Wednesday at 5:57 p.m. and 6:39 p.m. As West Virginia’s governor, Justice was consistently late, refused to live in Charleston and focused ...

State regulators pulled a permit for a surface mine tied to West Virginia Republican Sen. Jim Justice's family, citing a string of ongoing, unaddressed

One day after turning the keys to the Governor’s Mansion over to Patrick Morrisey, Jim Justice was sworn in to begin his six-year term in the U.S. Senate Tuesday. Justice took his oath of office Tuesday afternoon in the U.

Justice, who just completed his second term as governor, was elected to the senate seat previously held by former Senator Joe Manchin.

U.S. Sen. Jim Justice made his debut as West Virginia’s junior senator Wednesday questioning Department of Energy cabinet secretary nominee Chris Wright. Justice, R-W.Va., participated in Wednesday morning’s Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on Capitol Hill,

With a new governor in office, the signs at the state lines have either already been changed or will be changing by the beginning of next week. Signs that once bore Jim Justice’s name will now have Patrick Morrisey’s name in the bottom right-hand corner or underneath on a separate plaque.