A monstrous blizzard has left Northern Virginia covered in as much as 18 inches of snow. Drivers on I-95 near Fredericksburg got the worst of it. Among the hundreds trapped for more than one day on the interstate in miserable and potentially dangerous conditions was U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va.). Kaine ran as Hillary Clinton’s […]
Virginia State Sen. Amanda Chase (R-Chesterfield) has suspended her congressional campaign. The news comes after the Supreme Court of Virginia approved the Commonwealth’s new congressional map. The new map moves Chase’s residence from within the boundaries of the 7th Congressional District (represented by Democrat Abigail Spanberger) to the 1st District (represented by Republican Rob Wittman). […]
Left-leaning teachers in Northern Virginia have begun a revolt in response to news that the Arlington County School Board wants to enact new grading practices. The school board’s more “equitable” grading practices would allow for unlimited redoes on homework assignments and eliminate grading on homework. Per Fox News: The supporters of the proposal say that […]
It’s an all-new year – and in some cases that means laws passed years ago may now be taking effect. Here are just a few of the new laws that impact Virginia… Minimum wage increased from $9.50/hour to $11/hour. From the Code of Virginia: C. From January 1, 2022, until January 1, 2023, every employer […]
Democrats are feverishly framing the narrative before Youngkin is sworn in.
Such a move strikes any objective observer is patently cruel and characteristically cynical.
Taylor Keeney, a community leader from Goochland, VA running as a first-time candidate in the 7th district against Rep. Spanberger released a statement early this morning: “Five months ago, we jumped into the race for Congress in the 7th District recognizing that our district, our country, and Congress had big issues that needed to be […]
They fell into their own trap on redistricting.
Davis, Robinson, Hodges, Ransone and Wilt all fill out a very strong leadership roster.
If Chapman was informed of possible violations in April, why did she wait until December — after the elections — to investigate?
