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Tonight, Beth Isaacs is on her way to Washington, D.C. She is looking forward to touring the city on her first visit to the nation's capital and hopes to see the Holocaust Museum. However, the trip is not purely a vacation. Isaacs will be honored Read more »

North Carolina Fifth District Congresswoman Virginia Foxx hosted a tele-town hall on Tuesday, June 8, as part of a national campaign by the Republican Party to encourage citizens from across the United States to make suggestions to GOP representatives on Read more »

U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx wasn't preaching to the choir during a special telephone town hall Tuesday afternoon. The choir was preaching to her. Foxx fielded calls from around her North Carolina 5th Congressional District and of the dozen and a hal Read more »

While voicing her concerns of the federal government's incapability to foster a productive environment for sustaining business and employment opportunities stateside, U.S. Congresswoman Virginia Foxx commented on how one local plant's approach to Read more »

The National Republican Congressional Committee surprised Rep. Virginia Foxx with the 2010 Ronald Reagan Award at their annual March dinner. Read more »

North Carolina's leading Republican lawmakers Wednesday urged the state's Democratic attorney general to join 14 other states in fighting the new health care law in court. Read more »

Last August, when the national health care issue was percolating, Congress members from around the country held town hall meetings. So many town halls were held, in fact, that the meetings themselves grabbed the headlines and dominated the airwaves for a Read more »

Neither of Iredell County's two members of the U.S. House of Representatives was overly impressed with President Barack Obama's televised speech Wednesday night. Read more »

S. Representative Virginia Foxx (NC-05) released the following statement today as America marks the 8th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks: Read more »

For the last three years, Congresswoman Virginia Foxx, who represents Surry County, has opened the door so local teachers can see just how the process actually works. Read more »