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Members of the General Assembly are clearing their calendars for a potential special session the second week of September.
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About two-thirds of the over 90 Virginia school divisions that responded to the survey did not remove any books from their school libraries.
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Governor Glenn Youngkin started pushing cellphone-free schools years ago, but only after an effort was approved by Democrats in the legislature earlier this year did it become a reality.
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State senator and high school civics teacher Schuyler VanValkenburg says he has seen firsthand the damage caused by social media.
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Del. Alex Askew’s effort passed the 2025 session along party lines, but Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed it over the weekend saying, “narrowly targeting specific organizations to gain or lose such tax exemptions sets an inappropriate precedent.”
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Senator Ghazala Hashmi told Radio IQ Monday that in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, states need to protect contraception in case federal protections are struck.
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Governor Glenn Youngkin is considering a bill that would expand African American Studies in Virginia public schools.
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Governor Glenn Youngkin has about 100 bills on his desk that he’s still considering. One of those bills requires unconscious bias training for doctors.
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“India today is a large importer of other people’s soybeans," Youngkin said. "They should be Virginians’.”
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“The purpose of this bill was to send a message that, look, ‘you need to fix it, or we’re going to condemn the building and then tear it down,” Del. Wendell Walker said.