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- 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.
- Five years later, the Loudoun dad behind the NSBA's Virginia example gets his say at Main Justice
Five years after his arrest at a Loudoun school board meeting, Scott Smith told DOJ leaders the government 'used my family's tragedy as their blueprint.'
- More Eyes, Not Fewer: The Conservative Case for Welcoming Neutral Observers
Under Virginia law, electoral boards and registrars decide who may observe, including DOJ monitors.
- DOJ steps into Loudoun locker-room case as boys' families say they were suspended for speaking up
Then-Acting AG Todd Blanche says DOJ moved to intervene in a Loudoun lawsuit by families whose sons say they were suspended after a locker-room objection.
- Parents can now see the FBI files opened on them. Here's what Virginians should ask for
DOJ says parents can review FBI files opened under the Garland memo.
- "Essentially over the course of a weekend": How the Garland memo went from NSBA letter to federal policy in five days
DOJ's report says the Garland memo was produced 'essentially over the course of a weekend.'
- DOJ Defends Second Amendment by Suing Virginia Over Rifle Ban
The United States Department of Justice has taken decisive action to protect the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens in Virginia. On July 1, 2026, federal officials filed a lawsuit against the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Virginia State Police.
- DOJ sues Loudoun County school board over transgender bathroom policy
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the Loudoun County Board of Education in connection with an Title IX case involving alleged discrimination against two Christian high-school students for raising religious objections about the school’s Transgender restroom practices.
- Jason Miyares asks Virginia prosecutor to quit for failing to prosecute “heinous” crimes
Jason Miyares (a Republican from Virginia) called for Fairfax County Commonwealth attorney Steve Descano’s resignation, accusing the office of numerous cases and giving out lenient deals.
- Fairfax County Public Schools Plans to Spend Tax Dollars to Defend Its Discrimination Against Girls
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- Is Anne Donohue, a Loudoun County school board member breaking federal law?
Anne Donohue was elected as an at-large school board member in northern Virginia last year, while working for the Justice Department under the Biden-Harris Administration. She received an endorsement by the Democrat Party, which could be a violation of a federal law that prohibits federal employees from being partisan candidates.
- Virginia Settlement Agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice After 12 Years for Americans with Disabilities Act
I’m proud that the Commonwealth is taking the steps to provide Virginians with developmental disabilities and their families the support and services they need to thrive in their communities