Editor’s Note: Although we have daily reminders of how quickly the left will try to silence anyone who expresses a non-leftist point of view, this
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The most important election this year is your school board. Every single voter needs to vote in this local election.
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Our representatives are currently drafting a massive spending bill to fund our government. Last year, House Democrats threw every socialist policy they could in the bill including funding for federal vaccine mandates.
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Editor's Note: As increasing numbers of previously respected organizations dabble in wokeness, they are finding that they might have overplayed their hands. A recent example
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Virginia’s newest Republican Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General were sworn in over the weekend. They campaigned on a platform of parental rights and individual liberties. Will this be the battle cry for the Republican agenda moving forward?
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Editor's Note: Some people might think being added to "a list" by a federal agency is not cause for alarm. They would be wrong. Although
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Photo: Student Eagle Leadership Conference 2021January 14, 2022by Anne Schlafly Cori Students are back in school. Workers are back at work. People are traveling and
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“Eagle Forum is thankful that the Supreme Court overturned the overreaching OSHA mandate,” said Eagle Forum President Colleen Holcomb.
Continue reading →Eagle Forum has joined two important “friend of the court” briefs.
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The first session of the 117th Congress was defined by a Democratic-held White House, House of Representatives, and Senate. The action within the House and Senate was dictated by the Biden Administration’s priorities.
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Eagle Forum Foundation has filed an amicus brief in National Federation of Independent Business v. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. In National Federation of Independent Business
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Editor’s Note: We probably should not be surprised that our technology-reverent world thinks chipping you like an ordinary house cat is a good idea, but
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