Opinion

New Census estimates confirm the worst fears of Weldon Cooper Center projections — and in Buchanan County, the numbers are more alarming than the forecasts.

Former Del. David Ramadan, who grew up in Lebanon and now teaches part-time at George Mason University, is an in-demand analyst about Middle Eastern news.

These bills will expand government, increase costs and limit individual freedoms in ways many Virginians haven’t had the chance to fully consider. 

The “no” side in redistricting is invoking the specter of consolidating power in Northern Virginia as a way to motivate conservative rural voters.

At least four political events in the coming month will prove consequential. Three of them come in the same week. Here’s a preview.

The Montgomery County legislator says her job as a state delegate will come first.

On April 21, voters will be asked to approve a constitutional amendment that would disenfranchise millions of voters by removing any chance that they’ll have a say in who represents them in Washington, D.C.

Virginians can’t ignore the president’s political and constitutional norm busting and, most gravely, give the people who are actively trying to avoid democratic accountability a free pass.