Dear Fellow Patriots, The summer should give us all a short break to reorganize and reprioritize what we plan to do with our lives in the second half of any […]

The Virginia Council condemns in the strongest and most unequivocal terms possible the horrific act of political violence aimed at former President Donald Trump during his political rally in Pennsylvania, this […]

Dear Fellow Patriots, In celebration of our nation's 248th anniversary, The Virginia Council welcomes a very special guest as the writer of our weekly letter to our members and friends. […]

Dear Members,Thank you to the overflowing group of great Virginians and guests who joined us this past week for our monthly meeting focused on the destruction of art and monuments […]

This decision is a first step (of many) in putting a stop to the historical and cultural destruction in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Everything you need to know about the Reconciliation Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery.

You’d think that in Williamsburg, of all places, the foundational principles of Western civilization would be cherished and defended.

A piece of Virginia's history is under threat of being removed to satisfy the ideological objectives of a congressional "Naming Commission."

On November 15, members of The Virginia Council dove into the election results and various campaign strategies alongside our founding chairman John Reid, the president of WRS Consulting Aaron Evans, and business leader and former VA House of Delegates candidate Riley Shaia.

"The Virginia Council denounces in the strongest possible terms the vile, vengeful, and repugnant act of destroying in a blast furnace the Robert E. Lee statue that stood for decades in Charlottesville."

Refusing to be intimidated, event organizers scrambled again to find a third venue.

"Antifa exists only to destroy. ... But this is our hometown, and we will not tolerate it."

The Arlington Reconciliation Monument is in fact a time capsule carrying valuable historical lessons from the past.

Elements of Antifa in Virginia aggressively attempted to cancel our event by carrying out an organized harassment campaign on our venue. They even threatened the safety of our speakers and guests.

Journalist Andy Ngo has again faced the relentless push of cancel culture as his address scheduled this week in Richmond, Virginia, saw multiple venue cancellations due to pressure and threats from Antifa.

This goes far beyond "backlash" and into the territory of dangerous, potentially violent extremism,

The event featuring conservative journalist Andy Ngo was first canceled citing 'current political climate'

"Violent extremists resort to what they are best at and we will not be cowed," Ngo said.

The Westin (Marriott Corp.) has joined The Commonwealth Club, backing out from hosting the Virginia Forum with Andy Ngo at the last minute under Antifa’s pressure.

Reid stated that he had made the call to move the event to a "larger venue" outside the city of Richmond.

"The planned removal of the Reconciliation Memorial is misguided and divisive."

Investigative reporter Andy Ngo joins John Reid to report on criminal activity that very few (other) journalists are willing to pay attention to.

International network to work with Virginian civic leaders to promote liberty, prosperity, and beauty at the local level

"We just want an honest debate," the activists insisted. "We need to face our history and contextualize it," they claimed.

We were pleased to co-host a lecture in Richmond alongside Common Sense Society, featuring the British intellectual and well-known author Douglas Murray.

America is amazing not by accident, but by design. It is time we understood that design, and paid due reverence to the designers themselves.