Today is the first day of early voting, and we encourage voters in the 21st and 32nd Congressional Districts to cast their vote for these conservative candidates endorsed by Eagle Forum PAC and Texas Eagle Forum: James “Trey” Trainor in Congressional District 21 and Jace Yarbrough in Congressional District 32.
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Once killing the sufferer becomes a societally acceptable means for ending suffering, there becomes no end to the “suffering” that justifies human termination.
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Last December, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) signed into law a bill that makes his state the 13th jurisdiction in the nation to permit physician-assisted suicide, euphemistically referred to as medical assistance in dying, or MAiD.
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When I was younger, I believed a meaningful life was one I’d be proud to share in old age, sitting frail but content at a family gathering, surrounded by children and grandchildren.
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In 2025, Eagle Forum had the pleasure of working closely with Members of the House and Senate as well as officials in the Trump administration. This was a year with many victories on the pro-family front.
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Happy Valentine’s Day today! It’s a time to celebrate, More than your anniversary, Or remembering your first date.
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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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Yarbrough is an experienced and talented conservative voice and will make an excellent representative for Texans in Congress. Yarbrough is an experienced and talented conservative voice and will make an excellent representative for Texans in Congress.
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As a member of Congress, Representative Hageman has been a strong advocate for the values of faith, family, and freedom we share.
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Wes Wilmot is a 5th-generation Nebraskan who knows the value of hard work. He has spent his life tending to his family-owned cattle ranch in addition to his career as a cellular engineer.
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As a member of Congress, Representative Andy Barr has been a strong conservative voice for his district.
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The New York Times Editorial Board has just admitted what Eagle Forum has known for years: America has a marijuana problem.
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The inspiring words of the Declaration of Independence changed the course of world history. On July 4, 1776, a nation was born from that Declaration.
Continue reading →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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“We are finally seeing the beginning of the end to the cult of ‘sex-rejecting’ genital mutilation,” said Kris Ullman, President of Eagle Forum.
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Here is an excellent bipartisan bill: bring back the teaching of cursive writing in elementary schools.
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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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Eagle Forum celebrates the United States withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) on January 22, 2026.
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Eagle Forum is standing for life at the March for Life today! Together, we are raising our voices for the most vulnerable among us – the unborn.
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This week, tens of thousands of pro-life men, women, and children will gather in Washington, D.C. for the 53rd March for Life.
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Tens of thousands of pro-life Americans will come to Washington, D.C. this Friday to be a voice for the unborn.
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The Court will decide in these cases, West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Hecox v. Little, whether States can protect women’s and girls’ sports from participation by males who “identify” as female.
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The rise of artificial intelligence, the digitization of the economy, and everyday life’s growing computing needs have turbocharged the expansion of data centers, driving up a surge in electricity demand in Texas and across the country.
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What do showerheads and food pyramids have in common? Both have been hot topics of conversation this week in Washington, D.C., and both are about getting cleaner — and leaner!
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