“This isn’t who we are.” “This is not American.”  These are the kind of statements that have been echoed this past week following the desecration of the U.S. Capitol by pro-Trump insurrectionists....

On Wednesday afternoon, we saw one of the worst attacks on American democracy since our nation's founding.  The insurrection came as a result of years of President Donald Trump fueling white supremacy,...

A few obvious events come to mind when we think of how 2020 will go down in history. As the ongoing pandemic continues to occupy every portion of our lives, here’s a look back at ten major world events...

Falls Church City voted for former Vice President Joseph Biden with 81.7% of the vote. After a tiring few days of delayed results, Pennsylvania and its 20 electoral votes were called shortly before...

Amy Coney Barrett was officially sworn in as a justice of the United States Supreme Court on the evening of Monday, October 26. Barrett’s confirmation, which came less than two months after the death...

Many people are experiencing many different emotions right now with the uncertainty of the election. It's okay and normal to feel overwhelmed or stressed. Here are 10 ways you can cope or distract...

With just a few days until the election, Lasso Opinion Editor Charlie Adams shares his take on the final presidential debate. At times over the course of online learning we’ve all felt ourselves...

On Tuesday night, at 9 p.m., I tuned into NBC to watch the first presidential debate. It started with Joe Biden politely greeting Donald Trump, but the mood changed within the first five minutes. It...

The COVID-19 pandemic is still plaguing America, and the democratic process is not immune. 58% of poll workers in the 2018 midterm election were over 60 years old, according to the U.S. Election Assistance...

Early in-person voting began this Friday for the November 3 election. For Falls Church City voters (including some GMHS seniors), the presidency, a US Senate seat and House seat, a City Council special...