Eagle Forum PAC is pleased to endorse Emily Jones to represent District 8 on the Alabama State Board of Education.
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Eagle Forum is pleased to join Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America and 76 pro-life groups on a letter to acting United States Attorney General Todd Blanche, urging him to use his new position “to reverse the DOJ’s harmful stance of siding with the abortion drug industry.”
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Every year, the White House releases the President’s Budget, outlining the priorities the President would like to see in the upcoming government spending bills.
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Anne Schlafly, Chairman of Eagle Forum, author of “Throwing Children Under the Cannabis: Marijuana: A Mind-Altering Drug,” joins the show to discuss her book.
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What is blocking your view, Are you living in a tomb, Do you not know what to do, Is life full of darkness and gloom?
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Book signing event! | April 30, 2026 | 5-7 pm | Pillar Foundation, 15820 Clayton Road, Ellisville, MO 63011
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) finally determined that only biological females can play in the women’s categories of sports.
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In Missouri, many families and small businesses spend countless hours and thousands of dollars navigating complex forms, hiring preparers, or buying software.
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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.
Continue reading →Sandy Rios interviews Anne Schlafly about the harms that have been caused by the easy access to marijuana.
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Last week, Senate Republicans set into motion an extended debate on the SAVE America Act (S. 1383) in an attempt to highlight, and hopefully change, Democrats’ opposition to an overwhelmingly popular idea.
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Poised, articulate, and clad in a tailored dress with pearls on her neck, Phyllis Schlafly looked nothing like the political revolutionaries of her time.
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