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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In the flurry of executive orders by President Trump, you may have missed the exciting news that the United States is withdrawing from the World Health Organization.
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Congress will vote on an important bill this week to save the lives of newborn babies that should transcend the normal divisions over abortion legislation.
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The Equal Rights Amendment has been repeatedly declared dead by Congress and the Courts
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After winning the presidency in November, Donald Trump wasted no time announcing his Cabinet picks.
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The lives of abortion survivors are not political fodder. They shouldn’t be reduced to a partisan issue.
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The National March for Life has announced the theme for the third annual march in post-Roe v. Wade America to be “Every Life: Why We March.”
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The arguments in favor of assisted suicide often focus on the middle ground, the average person who doesn’t have a radical ideology but who fears dying a bad death.
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I live in the state of Oregon, where assisted suicide is legal. Our law was enacted via a ballot initiative that I voted for.
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Senate Democrats are trying to circumvent long-standing Senate rules to allow taxpayer funding of abortion expenses by the Department of Defense.
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Last week’s eulogies for Jimmy Carter included honoring some of the mistakes he made as president, such as Carter’s giveaway of the Panama Canal.
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A federal court put the final nail in the coffin of the Biden Administration’s attempt to radically redefine “sex” on January 9, 2025, when it struck down the Title IX regulations proposed by the outgoing Department of Education.
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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.
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Eagle Forum President Kris Ullman issued the following statement after Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) was elected to the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives on the first ballot.
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Caroline Aderholt is an owner, manager, and shareholder in family-owned businesses involved in farming and real estate including McDonald Farms Partnership, Greenbrier Enterprises LLC, and Armadale Properties LLC.
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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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Eagle Forum is pleased to endorse the re-election of Representative Mike Johnson (R-LA) to the position of Speaker of the House for the 119th Congress.
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We need your support! We have an ambitious agenda for 2025 to protect Life, strengthen the Family, preserve our children’s innocence, defend our Constitution, and safeguard American sovereignty.
The national debt has hit an all-time high at $35.46 trillion and American taxpayers are paying $892 billion in interest for fiscal year 2024 alone.
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Yes, there are such things as Angels, And they do have feathered wings. And when many get together, They really love to sing!
Continue reading →Lawmakers have been trying to find a path forward this week on keeping the government open. We have seen different iterations of a continuing resolution (CR), but none have been a straightforward, “clean” CR.
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The Senate will take a vote today on a bill that could significantly reduce or eliminate the pensions and social security of hard-working Americans.
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The Congress that started with Kevin McCarthy barely getting the Speaker’s gavel, and then losing it over a spending bill, is ending with Speaker Mike Johnson struggling to get a spending bill over the finish line while facing a revolt from all sides.
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The United States, Canada, and Mexico have launched a joint pandemic preparedness initiative that will unite the countries’ public health agencies around a “One Health” approach to addressing future pandemics.
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