U.S. House of Representatives

I think that goes back to being chairman of the Republican Study Committee.

Federal workers who are navigating an injury deserve timely, honest, and compassionate care—not to become the target of fraud.

Last year, Committee Republicans urged the Department of Labor to make electronic delivery the default for health plan disclosures because it would lower costs while improving access to important information. I'm pleased the Department has…

Americans shouldn't have to rely on outdated paper notices to learn about their health benefits. This proposal gives workers and their families timely, easy access to information about their health benefits, while reducing unnecessary…

Educational success is greatest when parents’ voices are welcomed and respected, and I remain committed to ensuring that parents are involved in the key choices affecting their children at school.

Supporting parental rights means ensuring every family stays informed, engaged, and empowered in their child’s learning journey.

On National Parents' Day, we celebrate the parents who nurture curiosity at home, advocate for their children at school, and work tirelessly to ensure every child has the opportunity to reach their full potential.

Cyberattacks continue to grow in size, frequency, and complexity in critical U.S. institutions, including in America’s schools.

With this bill, we will reverse a harmful one-size-fits-all approach that overlooks our smallest and most rural communities — and allow us to meet the individual needs of South Texas and beyond.

Explain that discrepancy to me?

I will continue to use every lever I have to stand up to this chaos, support our Wisconsin scientists, and fight to make sure families can lead healthy lives.

American families want lower costs and to live healthy lives, but this administration isn’t listening.

Once again, Donald Trump and RFK, Jr. are cutting groundbreaking research all to play petty politics—it's sowing chaos and taking away chances to improve Americans’ health and well-being.

It’s past time these workers see the pay, benefits, and working conditions that they deserve.

Countless families in Maryland and across our country are facing the pain and loss that Alzheimer’s leaves in its wake.

My mother fought Alzheimer’s for thirteen years. My family’s story mirrors that of millions of Americans awaiting better treatments and a cure for this terrible disease.

The Good Jobs for Good Airports Act will raise wages, strengthen benefits, and ensure these workers finally receive the dignity and respect they’ve earned. It’s past time Congress made sure good jobs take off at every airport in America.

The American public must be able to have confidence that the court and its officers are acting exclusively in the interest of justice.

Over 15 percent of households are home to someone with a physical disability but only six percent of all homes actually meet accessibility standards—that’s unacceptable.

Representative Moore’s legislation is a proactive, principled defense of a basic Constitutionally protected freedom in America. I commend him for leading the charge on ensuring our government does not infringe on religious liberty.

Faith-based organizations should not have their tax-exempt status threatened by federal regulators that disagree with one set of religious beliefs or another.

I have long said the United States has the strongest military in history, in the world, and I have no doubt that our brave service members can execute any mission and prevail in any battle.

I want to begin by first echoing my colleagues’ comments, and joining them in mourning the loss of American service members who were killed in action these few days.

This administration shows us time and time again they only care about one person, and that person only cares about himself.