US Rep. Virginia Foxx is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed against her by a suspended Columbia University student.
While efforts to eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse continue at the federal level, I would be sorely remiss if I did not recognize the NC General Assembly for its work in emulating DOGE’s mission and work.
Donna King, Carolina Journal editor-in-chief, discusses US Rep. Virginia Foxx’s likely impact as chair of the House of Representatives’ powerful Rules Committee. King offered these comments during the Jan. 17, 2025, edition of PBS North Carolina’s “State Lines.”
North Carolina's Republican Congresswoman Virginia Foxx, NC-05, has been tapped by Speaker Mike Johnson, R-Lousiana, to chair the powerful US House Committee on Rules. She was ratified by the conference Tuesday morning.
Foxx and Edwards led the push to remove federal barriers and streamline the process of rebuilding after Helene.
Foxx subpoenas Walz's MDE in what has been called "the largest pandemic fraud in the nation."
“You stated in 2021 that the Secret Service has a zero-fail mission. It's clear that the event of July 13 shows a cascade of failures,” stated Rep. Foxx, R-05. “When an agency fails spectacularly in its mission, those responsible must be held accountable, and the problems must be fixed so they cannot happen again.”
In the modern era, few policies have been as reckless, lawless, and perverse as Joe Biden’s repeated efforts to transfer student-loan debt to taxpayers.
Now that the North Carolina General Assembly has passed congressional maps, candidates are announcing their intentions to run for one of the states 14 congressional seats.
C-SPAN has new rankings for the most-talkative members of the U.S. House, and one of North Carolina’s longest tenured representatives has made the top 10 list. U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx, who has represented the state’s 5th congressional district since 2004, ranked 8th on the list of those who have spoken the greatest number of days...
The latest projection from elections-analysis site FiveThirtyEight is that Republicans have an 85% chance of winning a majority in the U.S. House. It’s even fairly likely that Republicans will claim far more than the 218 seats needed for a majority. And if or when current Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi hands the gavel over...
