This week, the House and Senate moved an important piece of legislation to uphold the fidelity to our laws and national boundaries. The Biden administration’s loose border security enforcement harmed our national security, economic growth, and personal safety.
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Eagle Forum applauds the House Republican Leadership and the House Freedom Caucus for rejecting the dark-of-night deal passed by the Senate at 3 a.m. on Friday to strip ICE and CPB from the DHS appropriations bill.
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The annual State of the Union address occurred Tuesday evening. Congressmen and Senators from both parties, as well as Supreme Court Justices and Cabinet members, gathered in the House chamber to listen to the President’s assessment of the state of our union and ways to make it stronger.
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Every two years, all members of the U.S. House of Representatives and one-third of the Senators are up for re-election. Also known as “midterm elections,” November’s contest will determine which party will drive the agenda for the next two years.
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The elections this November will determine who controls the House and Senate, and whether the conservative agenda we care so much about will be advanced or stopped in its tracks.
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Even though the House passed the package with significant bipartisan support, Senate Democrats got hung up on the funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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On Friday, January 30th, funding is set to run out for the Departments of Homeland Security (DHS), Labor Health and Human Services (LHHS), Transportation, Defense, Education, and House and Urban Development (HUD).
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The Schumer Shutdown is officially the longest federal government shutdown in history.
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Obamacare seems to be the never-ending plague. When the Affordable Care Act was passed, Republicans warned Americans that it would be a drain on our economy and strip Americans of quality healthcare.
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In 1974, the Congressional Budget Act (CBA) was passed, setting the framework for the current budget and government spending process.
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Eagle Forum leaders from across the nation gathered in Washington, D.C. last week to make their voices heard on issues that protect and sustain the American family.
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The Senate has until July 18th to pass the House-passed rescissions bill that the Trump administration crafted. Inside this bill is $9.4 trillion in waste that our tax dollars have funded for decades.
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The Trump administration just crossed its 100th day since President Donald Trump took office.
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A pair of voting bills caused more controversy than expected in the House of Representatives this week.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order to preserve and protect the integrity of federal elections.
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For months now, House and Senate Republicans have discussed a way to fund President Donald Trump’s agenda.
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As the second session of the 118th Congress began, Republicans controlled the House of Representatives by a narrow majority — 221 GOP to 213 Democrats.
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The winter chill could not stop the peaceful transition of power as President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance were inaugurated in the beautiful Capitol Rotunda.
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Laken Riley was a 22-year-old nursing student when she was murdered while jogging on campus at the University of Georgia by José Antonio Ibarra, an illegal Venezuelan immigrant.
Continue reading →We have a lot to celebrate as we begin 2025. After four tough years of the Biden administration, the American people came out in droves and voted for a more conservative agenda.
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President-elect Donald Trump hit the ground running since he won in November. Over the last few weeks, he has announced many of his cabinet nominees.
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Wednesday night, Vice Presidential candidates J.D. Vance and Tim Walz squared off on the debate stage to prove who could be the best right-hand man in the next administration.
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In June, President Joe Biden decided to unilaterally rewrite our immigration law. Just three days before he dropped out of the presidential race, he announced new actions to “keep families together.”
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Today, presidential candidate Kamala Harris announced Minnesota’s Governor Tim Walz will be her running mate. Democrats are spinning a narrative that the largely unknown Democrat Vice Presidential pick is a moderate, but make no mistake, he is demonstrably as extreme as Harris.
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