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Home Organization for a New School Year

Accessories and design elements to create a smooth start.

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Editorial: Fundamental Freedom To Choose To Marry

Virginia is historically slow in extending rights.

In 1967, Virginia was one of 16 states that banned interracial marriage and had criminal penalties for violators. Mildred Jeter, an African-American woman, and Richard Loving a white man, married in 1958, were convicted and banished from living in Virginia for 25 years to avoid serving a one-year prison sentence

Fund-raiser Calls for ‘Peace by Piece’ in Middle East

Arab Student Association at GMU puts together event to raise money for humanitarian aid in Israel and Lebanon.

Fund-raiser Calls for ‘Peace by Piece’ in Middle East

'Peace by Piece'

Arab Student Association at GMU puts together event to raise money for humanitarian aid in Lebanon.

'Peace by Piece'

Arab Student Association at GMU puts together event to raise money for humanitarian aid in Lebanon.

'Peace by Piece'

Some Workers Hurt by Shutdown Were Not Paid

Connolly, Beyer, Wexton hold field hearing on government shutdown’s impact on federal contractors.

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Week in Fairfax

Weekly happenings in Fairfax.

Letter: Lift U.S. Ban On Oil Exports

Letter to the Editor

To the Editor: Forty years ago, at the height of the 1970s energy crisis, Congress passed a law banning exports of oil from the lower 48 states. The law was intended to limit America’s dependence on imported oil by keeping domestic oil from leaving the country. It was not successful – oil imports continued to climb for decades. But the law stayed on the books.

Potomac: ‘Girls’ Night Out’ Features Author Iris Krasnow

Women gather for a night of learning and laughter

“The Healing Power of Women’s Friendships” — a timely topic for a “Girls Night Out” evening — set the tone and spirit for an evening featuring the wisdom of journalist and New York Times best-selling author Iris Krasnow.