A liberal school board in suburban Washington, D.C. is now being sued in federal court over an “Action Plan to Combat Systemic Racism” that reports children to officials for any speech that deviates from approved liberal ideology – even at home or after school. Represented by the Liberty Justice Center, several Loudoun County, Virginia parents […]
Virginia’s budget is awash in taxpayer money, writes TJIPP’s Steve Haner — almost too much.
Just because Republicans are leading the charge against sex trafficking shouldn’t mean that Democrats instinctively oppose it, writes Daniel Cortez.
It’s not so much what he’s saying but what he’s consciously leaving out. Campaigning for Republican candidates in the state’s general assembly, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin declined to answer Fox News Digital’s polite but provocative question about a potential White House run next year. According to inside sources, Fox Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdoch has heavily […]
The Biden administration has ordered the removal of the Confederate memorial at Arlington by the end of 2023.
The ban on fossil fuels to drive Virginia’s energy economy isn’t just making electric bills more expensive, but is undermining energy security in pursuit of a sentiment bordering the religious, writes TJIPP’s Haner.
A new report from the Treasury inspector general for Tax Administration found that millions of sensitive, individual tax records have gone missing. The inspector general… …identified significant deficiencies in the IRS’s safeguarding, accounting for, and physical storage of its microfilm backup cartridges. For example, our physical inspection found empty boxes labeled as including microfilm backup […]
New information has come out about the alleged comments a 6-year-old boy made after shooting his teacher at a Newport News, Virginia, elementary school in January. According to a search warrant affidavit made public Wednesday, the boy bragged about what he did while reading specialist Amy Kovac restrained him before police could arrive: “I shoot […]
Voters need to be clearly asked which they prefer, asks TJIPP’s Stephen Haner: additional tax cuts coupled with substantial growth in spending, or an even higher uptick in spending with no relief to the taxpayer.
Maryland and D.C. are already bidding to saddle their taxpayers with a multi-billion dollar sinkhole. Don’t we have other problems to address in Virginia first?
