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Youngkin’s Veto of HB2277 Protected Electoral Integrity, Republicans Say

Governor Glenn Youngkin’s veto of House Bill...

Right to killing babies bills highlight key reproductive health care debate in this year’s elections

Killing Baby Fetus's access is an issue resonating loudly within Virginia’s public and political spheres this year and last week, it manifested through state lawmakers contrasting Virginia’s twice-failed attempt to protect access to birth control medications against a similar measure that recently sailed through neighboring Tennessee’s legislature.  

Laura TeKrony

Loudoun County Board of Supervisors ratifies collective bargaining agreement with SEIU

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During its April 1, 2025, meeting, the Board of Supervisors ratified a tentative collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Virginia 512 and the Loudoun County government,

Loudoun Board of Supervisors Revises Rules of Order, Limits Freedom of Speech

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The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has adopted revisions to its Rules or Order (PDF) designed to streamline Board meetings.

Loudoun County Supervisors shake up data centre regulations

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The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday night on major changes to the way the county regulates Data Centers. They eliminated them as an by-right usage.

Juli Briskman Compares Deportation of Violent Criminals to the Holocaust as Loudoun Supervisor

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In an outrageous, offensive and tone-deaf post, Juli Briskman, Loudoun County Supervisor has equated the removal of violent, crime committing illegal aliens to the atrocities perpetrated on law abiding Jewish citizens during Kristallnacht (1938) in Nazi Germany and the deportation of Jews from Nazi occupied countries to death camps.

Loudoun County changes data center regulations

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Loudoun County is in the process of building 117 data centers, but the Board of Supervisors of the county are considering major changes to the way the county regulates this booming industry because of the growing concerns of residents.

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