It shouldn’t have to be said, but here goes: Legislators have a responsibility to listen to their constituents. And after they have listened, they should lead.

Too often, families facing challenges are forced to navigate a confusing network of service providers to access resources.

I shined a bright spotlight on the Virginia Supreme Court by arguing the constitutional amendment allowed it to act unfairly. But I never argued the amendment required it to act unfairly. Dare I be optimistic?

The numbers surrounding ghost guns demonstrate a serious and growing problem in our communities that requires a serious response.

RGGI-state electricity prices have fallen over time, delivering $1.2 billion in bill savings thus far, with $13 billion more expected.

What we learned from expanded telemedicine during the pandemic.

Employees need both privacy and independence when deciding on third-party representation in the workplace.

Apparently, the constitutionally mandated separation of powers only applies to policies that Republicans don’t like.

Edna Jackson's legacy inspires me to insist that we finally recognize an African American woman’s excellence without asterisks, hyphens or half-steps.

New faces and new legislative and congressional districts are on the horizon.

It was “shocking and beyond belief” that third-grade students in a D.C. school were directed to reenact scenes from the Holocaust.

Democrats are pushing to lock in their electoral advantage with their own gerrymandered redistricting plan.

A bipartisan commission failed. The state Supreme Court has its work cut out.

Elder died Sunday at 87.

Big turnout, big upset.

This week's Free for All letters.

This week's Free for All letters.

This week's Free for All letters.