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There are currently more than 7,400 public charter schools providing individualized education and learning opportunities to more than 3 million students and their families throughout our Nation.  During National Charter School Week, we recognize the contributions of public charter school leaders, teachers, students, and parents and reaffirm our commitment to further expand access to public charter schools and all high-quality education opportunities throughout our Nation…

Ellmore, a financial professional with deep roots in the district, said that he would “restore balance” to Northern Virginia’s congressional delegation. Jordan, a U.S. Army veteran and defense contractor, vowed to “fight against socialism.”

The candidates tackled a wide variety of issues, ranging from the coronavirus outbreak to 2nd Amendment rights…

Pre-coronavirus, America was in the midst of a truly unprecedented economic success story. The stock market reached all-time highs, while unemployment fell to record lows. In stark contrast to the prior administration’s anemic record…

President Trump refers to the Wuhan Virus as the “enemy” and describes himself as a “wartime President.” While battling this silent enemy is critical to the survival of our nation, it may come at a significant cost to our civil liberties, if we are not careful…

Throughout our Nation’s history, Americans of Asian and Pacific Islander descent have made significant contributions to every aspect of our society, from business and politics to literature and the arts…

On National Teacher Day, we recognize the countless men and women who dedicate their lives to instilling character, integrity, and knowledge in the hearts and minds of our Nation’s students…

The Fairfax GOP hosted a virtual, “socially distant” debate on Saturday, featuring all three candidates seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate

Back in 2008, Mark Warner assured voters that he would govern as a “centrist” if elected – and Virginians rewarded him with a decisive victory. In Washington, however, the now-senior senator from Virginia has been anything but moderate…

I don’t know about you, but I feel a bit overwhelmed by all the links I’m being sent by various groups — virtual meetings, Zoom appointments, suggested websites, etc. I know that everyone wants to help, and I am appreciative of the attempt everyone is making to continue to be connected virtually to our jobs, groups, and families. However, it is a lot to keep track of. There is so much online material…

Following the porn- and vulgarity-profuse debacle of Fairfax County Public Schools’ quickly-scuttled attempt to inaugurate distance learning this week, parents should be asking one question: Why, after more than a month, is there still no coherent and workable plan in place…

The Fairfax GOP will host a virtual forum with all three candidates seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Virginia: Alissa Baldwin; Daniel Gade; and Thomas Speciale.

The virtual forum, moderated by the Fairfax GOP’s Sean Rastatter, will stream live on Facebook this Saturday, May 2, at 7:00 PM.

Audience members will be encouraged to submit their own questions for the candidates

Virginia Democrats are incapable of being courteous even in the midst of a pandemic. Due to the coronavirus, the House of Delegates will reconvene this week in a tent; but the Democrat majority did not even have the decency to inform Republican delegates of important matters, such as how votes would be taken and whether voting remotely would be permitted. Consequently, Republican delegates have been learning about the Democrats’ plans through the media