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Attorney General Jason Miyares Wins $750,000 Verdict in Racial Discrimination Case

A Franklin County jury awarded $750,000 to a landlord who evicted two families after discovering that one of them was black. The case was prosecuted by Attorney General's Office of Civil Rights. "Housing discrimination, and discrimination in general, will not be tolerated by Virginia," stated...

Abigail Spanberger will spell the end of gun rights for Virginians

Abigail Spanberger, former Virginia Rep. and gubernatorial nominee (D), has made it clear what she thinks about gun control. It's not good news for gun owners.
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Scott Pio Declares Candidacy for Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia

Scott Pio, a dedicated family man and seasoned political organizer, today announced his candidacy for Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia (RPV).

Atoosa Reaser Works to Strip Away Early Voting Control from Electoral Board

A new bill in the Virginia House of Delegates, HB2056, introduced by Delegate Atoosa Reaser (D-27), is stirring controversy by proposing to shift the authority for setting early voting schedules at satellite locations from local Electoral Boards to City Councils and Boards of Supervisors.

The Evolution of DOGE: From Obama’s Creation to Suhas Subramanyam’s Opposition

The Department of Government Efficiency, commonly referred to as DOGE, has a storied history that began under President Barack Obama as an initiative to enhance government operations.

University of Virginia Dissolves DEI Office

The University of Virginia Board of Visitors has passed a resolution dissolving its Office of Equity, Inclusion, and Community Partnerships and ordering an audit of university policies and programs to ensure they are in compliance with the Equal Protection Clause of U.S. Constitution.

Danika Roem’s “Free School Meals” Campaign is Bad for Students and Creates Food Deserts

After failing to pass legislation last year that would have made breakfast and lunch free for all public school students regardless of income (at a staggering cost of $201.5 million),

Loudoun School Board’s April Chandler Backs Raises, Unions, and Controversial Bathroom Policy

April Chandler, a Democratic-endorsed member of the Loudoun County School Board, has emerged as a key figure in recent votes that have stirred both support and backlash in Virginia’s third-largest school district.

Marty Martinez’s Retail Theft Repeal Bill Stalls in Virginia House, Sent to Crime Commission

A bold attempt by Delegate Fernando “Marty” Martinez (D-Leesburg) to repeal Virginia’s stringent organized retail theft law met an abrupt halt during the 2025 legislative session, as the House of Delegates opted to punt the issue to the Virginia State Crime Commission for further study.

Congressional Democrats including Suhas Subramanyam Unanimously Vote Against Protection of Women and Girls in Sports

n a highly contentious Senate vote earlier this week, all present Congressional Democrats stood united in opposition to the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam Stays Seated During Trump’s Congressional Address, Sparking Debate

During President Donald Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress last night, March 4, 2025, freshman Representative Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA) notably remained seated throughout key moments of the speech, drawing attention and criticism from some quarters.

Loudoun County Republican Committee Supports School Board Candidates with $3,500 Contributions

The Loudoun County Republican Committee (LCRC) is proud to announce its unwavering support for local education by providing $3,500 in campaign contributions to each school board candidate in February 2025. This initiative underscores the LCRC’s commitment to fostering strong, community-focused leadership within Loudoun County Public Schools.

14 Bad Election Bills in Virginia that Require Veto

Last year we successfully lobbied the Governor to veto 14 bad election integrity-related bills. I am writing to ask that you help defeat this year’s crop of bad bills from the Legislature.

Potomac Politics Comes to the James River

The Democratic State Senate last week rejected nine of Governor Youngkin's appointments to key governing boards in the state.

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Attorney General Jason Miyares Wins $750,000 Verdict in Racial Discrimination Case

A Franklin County jury awarded $750,000 to a landlord who evicted two families after...

Abigail Spanberger will spell the end of gun rights for Virginians

Abigail Spanberger, former Virginia Rep. and gubernatorial nominee (D), has made it clear what she thinks about gun control. It's not good news for gun owners.

Fairfax Public Schools Michelle Reid Superintendent endorses biased posters in high school

Michelle Reid, Superintendent of Fairfax County Public Schools on Friday, March 21st, gave her opinion about a controversial set of politically-oriented posters which had been recently displayed in the halls of West Springfield High School.

Virginia Bans Artificial Dyes from our Food, Governor Glenn Youngkin

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin today signed 185 pieces of legislation, including HB 1910 and SB 1289 carried by Delegate Hillary Pugh Kent and Senator Emily Jordan prohibiting public elementary and secondary schools from serving any food that contains specific color additives for school meals or competitive food.
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