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Foxx votes to update U.S. foreign intelligence rules

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Congresswoman Virginia Foxx (NC-5) today voted to update the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), a law that governs the intelligence gathering abilities of the United States. The Director of National Intelligence, Admiral Micha

Healthcare fixes that don’t add up

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Something is very wrong with our healthcare system—and Congress thinks it has the answers. If that doesn’t make you cringe, please read on. Congress thinks, and wants you to believe, that you can get something for nothing. Regular folks know that’s not

Teacher in Congress completes Washington internship

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Daric Beiter, the first annual recipient of the “Teacher in Congress” internship completed two weeks of focused, hands-on learning about the legislative process in Washington, D.C. Beiter, a history, civics and economics teacher at Davie

Foxx votes for Ethics and lobbying reform bill

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Congresswoman Virginia Foxx (NC-5) today voted for a bill (S.1) that makes changes to the rules governing lobbying and ethics in Congress, while also noting her disappointment that the bill does too little to reform congressional openness

a Busy place: Teacher finds Congress hectic

| Posted in Virginia Foxx in the News

School is out for the summer, but Davie High School history teacher Daric Beiter just spent two weeks in the nation’s capital learning more about how the government works.

Foxx votes to implement 9/11 Commission recommendations

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U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx today voted for the final version of a bill (H.R. 1) that will enact several recommendations of the 9/11 Commission. The bill contains provisions that allow for the screening of seaborne cargo as well as strong pr

Foxx applauds new protections for terror tipsters

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Congresswoman Virginia Foxx today praised an agreement reached last night that will protect Americans who report suspicious activity to authorities. The agreement, which will be included in a bill that implements recommendations of the 9

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