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A commission to combat antisemitism ordered by Governor Glenn Youngkin published its report Monday, describing a rising amount of antisemitic incidents nationally and in Virginia and recommending 21 steps the governor and the General Assembly could take. “In recent years, Virginia has had fewer incidents than neighbors in Maryland and DC, but the national trend of increasing antisemitic incidents has […]
The most recent flare up in Richmond doesn’t point towards a more kind or less coarse culture.
Fascinating progress, to be sure, but certainly more artificial than intelligent.
What spurred the ASS Club to petition to form a group in a primary school of all places?
A Virginia Sheriff’s Department had the chance to showcase its work to a nationwide audience on Friday and Saturday night. The Sheriff’s Department in Spotsylvania County – located along I-95 halfway between Washington, DC and Richmond, VA – was one of the police departments featured on this weekend’s “On Patrol Live” broadcast, which follows the […]
Kiggans won the seat in SEN-07 by just 600 votes in the previous election.
It should surprise no one. After the ill-conceived March 2020 closing of Virginia’s public schools by former Democrat Gov. Ralph Northam, it should have been evident that children would suffer academically. We now know the extent of that damage to fourth and eighth grade students. Virginia’s secretary of education, Aimee Rogstad Guidera, put it aptly. The […]
The 402-page woke Virginia education curriculum are set to be replaced by a historically factual 53-page guideline that actually teaches Virginia history, writes Bowden. They couldn’t come at a better time.
After a solid victory in VA-07, Spanberger is being tapped by House Democrats to be chief partisan in red state districts.
Virginia west of Roanoke remains an untapped resource for consistent Republican (or conservative) grassroots mobilizing.
