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Criminal Illegal Immigrants Walk Free in Fairfax as Abigail Spanberger Proudly Campaigns with Sheriff Who Refuses to Cooperate with Federal Immigration Authorities

Shortly after Spanberger embraced Sheriff Stacey Kincaid, three violent illegal immigrants were arrested in Fairfax—including a convicted child sex offender who Kincaid had released

Republicans Recognize Virginia Screen-Free Week

Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared April 13–19, 2025, as Virginia Screen-Free Week. This statewide initiative encourages Virginians of all ages to take intentional breaks from phones, tablets, and social media — and reconnect with family, community, and the world beyond the screen.  
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Virginia Parents to Protect Children from Addictive Social Media

Governor Glenn Youngkin today issued Executive Order 43, Empowering and Supporting Parents to Protect Their Children from Addictive Social Media & Establishment of the Reclaiming Childhood Task Force, to tackle a critical aspect of Virginia’s youth mental health crisis, the unrestricted use of cell phones and addictive social media platforms.  

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Criminal Illegal Immigrants Walk Free in Fairfax as Abigail Spanberger Proudly Campaigns with Sheriff Who Refuses to Cooperate with Federal Immigration Authorities

Shortly after Spanberger embraced Sheriff Stacey Kincaid, three violent illegal immigrants were arrested in Fairfax—including a convicted child sex offender who Kincaid had released

Republicans Recognize Virginia Screen-Free Week

Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared April 13–19, 2025, as Virginia Screen-Free Week. This statewide initiative encourages Virginians of all ages to take intentional breaks from phones, tablets, and social media — and reconnect with family, community, and the world beyond the screen.  

Suhas Subramanyam and Eugene Vindman Support Illegals Voting in Congress

Eugene Vindman, D-07 and Suhas Subramanyam, D-10 are newly elected Virginia Reps.

Fairfax Tax Hikes to Continue

Since the mid-1980s, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors have increased real estate taxes at a rate three times higher than the household income. This trend will continue this year.