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Republican Virginia Foxx of North Carolina said the House had a responsibility to take action itself rather than leave it to the Senate. "To push the responsibility off to other people is not something we should be doing," she said. Read more »

"Will received the Congressional Award Program's Gold Medal for service in 2010, and it comes as no surprise,” said Mark Crescenzi, associate professor of political science and chair of UNC’s Truman Scholarship selection committee. “In his time at UNC, Will has worked for Congresswoman Virginia Foxx and recently interned with Phil Berger, President Pro Tempore of the North Carolina Senate. His sustained dedication to public service and the University community makes him an excellent choice for the Truman Scholarship." Read more »

On April 15, Congresswoman Virginia Foxx (NC-5) will host a telephone town hall for constituents of North Carolina’s 5th Congressional District on the topic of federal taxes and spending. Read more »

... Congresswoman Virginia Foxx was there talking jobs and the economy, "The headline I saw this morning said our workforce is the same size as in 1979 right now. If we really want to bring jobs back to the United States, what we have to do is make it easier for employers to do business here. We need to lower the tax rate on corporations, we need to reduce rules and regulations. That would do as much as reducing the tax rate." Read more »

U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx sent out a email blast announcing her Telephone Town Hall that will take place on Monday, April 15, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. See letter below. Read more »

Balanced budgets are hard to come by in Washington, D.C. and families across North Carolina want to know why. That's a fair question since cutting back and setting priorities is something families and small businesses do every day. Read more »

Balanced budgets are hard to come by in Washington, D.C., and families across North Carolina want to know why. That’s a fair question, since cutting back and setting priorities is something families and small businesses do every day. Read more »

Balanced budgets are hard to come by in Washington, D.C., and families across North Carolina want to know why. That's a fair question since cutting back and setting priorities is something families and small businesses do every day. Read more »

Editorial regarding Hurricane Katrina funding. Read more »

Rep. Virginia Foxx visited Trinity Oaks on Wednesday, meeting and greeting residents throughout the Klumac Road campus. Read more »