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- What Loudoun parents paid: Ian Prior's account of a yearlong campaign against his family
Loudoun parent Ian Prior told DOJ he faced hate mail, mailers to neighbors and a tampered dog fence after challenging the school board, and he blames the Garland memo.
- Youngkin at DOJ: Virginia was "Ground Zero," and the fight for parents is not over
Former Gov. Glenn Youngkin told a June DOJ roundtable that Loudoun made Virginia 'Ground Zero for parent's rights' and laid out the next fights over curriculum and school choice.
- The NSBA apologized in 2021. The Loudoun lawsuit it never reckoned with is now Exhibit E
The NSBA apologized for its 2021 letter but never addressed Loudoun.
- FBI built an "EDUOFFICIALS" tag and opened 25 assessments on school-board "threats." Prosecutions found: none
The FBI created an 'EDUOFFICIALS' threat tag and opened 25 assessments on school-board threats.
- Minor Access to Abortion Pills Highlights Urgent Need for Safeguards in Virginia
A young person claiming to be 15 years old ordered abortion pills through an online website by providing an age that indicated minority status.
- USW Local 8888 Donates to Democrat State Candidates
USW Local 8888 based in Newport News Virginia contributed three thousand dollars to the Virginia American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations on August twenty eight two thousand twenty six.
- ACLU tries to remove transgender sports case on Supreme Court docket
The American Civil Liberties Union has asked the Supreme Court to dismiss this week a case that the justices will hear in their next term regarding a Transgender Sports Law.
- Senate Bill 350 Amendment Strengthens Election Integrity and Supports Hardworking Poll Workers
Senator Rome's amendment to Senate Bill 350 enables earlier processing of absentee ballots to deliver timely results while protecting the integrity of Virginia elections.
- Governor Youngkin and VSRC Committed to Passing No Tax on Tips
Richmond, VA – This morning, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that he has included language in the upcoming state budget to eliminate the state tax on tips, ensuring that Virginia workers can keep their hard-earned money.
