Today, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) and Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) filed a Supreme Court amicus brief in the case Donald J. Trump v. Norma Anderson, et al. Leader Scalise and Sen. Cruz were joined on the brief by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), 135 other House Republicans, and 41 other Senate Republicans.
In Trump v. Anderson, the U.S. Supreme Court is… Read more »
Here’s what to watch for on the House Floor today:
Condemning Biden’s Open Border Policies and Safety Crisis
Under the Biden Administration, the crisis at our southern border has continued to grow worse and worse, consistently breaking their own records when it comes to failing to secure the border.
Last December saw the most illegal immigrants processed by… Read more »
Here’s what to watch for from House Republican committees during the week:
Education and Workforce
On Thursday, January 18, the Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education will hold a hearing called "Preparing Students for Success in the Skills-Based Economy."
Energy and Commerce
On Wednesday, January 17, the Subcommittee on… Read more »
Here’s what to watch for on the House Floor this week:
Supporting Women and Families that Choose Life
Last fall, Biden’s Department of Health and Human Services proposed a rule to restrict Temporary Assistance for Needy Family (TANF) funds for pregnancy centers that provide support to mothers and families that choose life, clearly violating the 1996 law creating TANF that prohibits… Read more »
Here’s what to watch for on the House Floor today:
Protecting Small Business and Workers from NLRB Joint-Employer Rule
In October 2023, Biden’s National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) announced a joint-employer final rule that makes companies jointly liable with their franchisees for workplace policies including union contracts, scheduling, pay, and other practices despite not… Read more »
Here’s a recap of what Republicans achieved on the House Floor this week:
Supporting American Industry Over Foreign Adversaries ✅
“Buy America” provisions in current law require federal infrastructure projects – such as construction of chargers for electric vehicles – to obtain 55 percent of construction materials from domestic sources and be completely manufactured in the… Read more »
Here’s a recap of key moments from House Republican committees during the week:
Armed Services
On Tuesday, January 9, Chairman Mike Rogers (R-AL) launched a formal inquiry on Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin’s III disappearance and failure to ensure a “smooth transition from your day-to-day management and leadership of the Department by failing to initiate an… Read more »
Here’s what to watch for from House Republican committees during the week:
Education and Workforce
On Thursday, January 11, the Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions will hold a hearing called "Lowering Costs and Increasing Access to Health Care with Employer-Driven Innovation."
Energy and Commerce
On Wednesday, January 10, the Subcommittee on… Read more »
Here’s what to watch for on the House Floor this week:
Supporting American Industry Over Foreign Adversaries
“Buy America” provisions in current law require federal infrastructure projects – such as construction of chargers for electric vehicles – to obtain 55 percent of construction materials from domestic sources and be completely manufactured in the United States, supporting… Read more »
The Office of House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) released the following statement regarding Leader Scalise’s treatment for multiple myeloma:
"Last month, Leader Scalise successfully completed induction chemotherapy and had a positive response. It has now been determined he is eligible for an autologous stem cell transplant. He is currently undergoing the transplant… Read more »
