If you like your car, you will be pleased to know that House Republicans passed another measure to stop the Biden administration’s aggressive agenda against gasoline-powered cars. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has used a dangerous weapon to hurt American families, but fortunately, Congress is taking our side.
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A conservative coalition is warning Republican leaders that they will oppose any move to water down border security proposals found in the House Republican signature legislation in order to achieve a supplemental spending deal.
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It is hard to imagine what is happening in many American Jewish communities right now. Overt persecution and even violence have become such a part of Jewish life that business owners, college students, and even entire families are having to resort to disguising their Jewish identity as they try to live their day-to-day lives.
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Senator Tuberville for the last 10 months has been a hero and a champion not only for life, but for the integrity and authority of the United States Senate. – Kris Ullman, Eagle Forum President
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The U.S. House of Representatives is voting this week to save our choice of cars!
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After several rough months for Congress — deposing the Speaker and wrestling over funding the government through the holidays — it may seem that the major issues are out of the way for the rest of 2023.
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To understand the realities and underlying philosophies of cultural revolutions, it is always helpful to hear from those who lived through the revolutions. Samantha Aschieris’ interview with Xi Van Fleet, author of Mao’s America: A Survivor’s Warning, provides an important introduction to such a survivor’s insights.
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The Biden Administration is funding abortion travel in the military, and our elected Representatives can stop it. The new Department of Defense (DoD) policy is a flagrant disregard for long-standing federal law that prohibits taxpayer funding of abortions.
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Many of us avoid talking politics around the Thanksgiving table. When family members have different political opinions, some of the most controversial topics that we are dealing with daily may need to be put aside for a peaceful meal.
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Amidst all the turmoil in Washington, D.C. in recent months, House Republicans are forging ahead with their goal of passing individual spending bills for each federal agency. For at least a decade, Congress has not done this and instead has enacted continuing resolutions that fund the government at or above previous years’ spending levels.
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Amid growing concern about libraries connecting children to sexually explicit activities, the American Library Association is doubling down.
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There were two prominent take-aways from this summer’s five-day annual conference of the American Library Association that I attended in Chicago: the evils of so-called book banning and the flamboyant acceptance of the LGBTQIA+ agenda.
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