Opinion
The Art of the Deal for Teachers
August 13, 2026
A new get-rich-quick book for educators reads like Donald Trump channeling Ibram X. Kendi for a self-high five.
Miscarriages and Justice
August 13, 2026
How many miscarriages might have been prevented if the nation’s top public health official had been honest about the COVID vaccine?
Virginia’s Competitors Should Be Thrilled We Believe Our Own Press Release
August 13, 2026
Virginia keeps celebrating its #3 business rankings, but people and money are moving elsewhere. Migration data, CEO surveys, manufacturing competitiveness, and rising business costs all point to a Virginia that may be far less competitive than leaders want to admit.
Drug Testing in Public Schools Should Be the Minimum
August 12, 2026
This should be an easy lay-up for Spotsylvania parents. If you do drugs, you don't get to be around kids. Zero tolerance.
Anti-Growth Rhetoric Disguised as Moratoria
August 11, 2026
Questions that inform are one thing, yet the old Virginia tradition of the heckler's veto needs to be put in the dock and questioned itself.
Tolle Lege: Multipartisan Journalism and the Open Public Square
August 10, 2026
Non-partisan journalism has failed precisely because it seeks out to defend a status quo. What we need are more voices in defense of Virginia's public square.
