I thank the gentleman. Mr. Speaker, I think everybody has been thanked who should be thanked, but I certainly want to thank Mr. Upton for all of his work and Mr. Pallone for his time and his work and Ms. DeGette. I also want to thank…

Mr. Speaker, it is my honor to rise on this occasion to have the courthouse in Nashville named for a distinguished American, a friend of mine, Senator Fred Thompson, who is the only University of Memphis graduate to serve in the United…

Mr. Speaker, today marks the 25th anniversary of the opening of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. The National Civil Rights Museum is located at the former Lorraine Motel, the site of the tragic assassination of Dr…

It is undisputed that the Constitution guarantees women in this country what I believe is the most fundamental and personal decision they will ever make about their reproductive health--whether or not to have children--and the Supreme…

The unjust burdens that the Hyde amendment has imposed on low-income and minority women demand that Congress pass H.R. 2972.

Mr. Speaker, this is a historic week in the United States as we dedicate and open the National Museum of African American History and Culture. It starts with a story of African Americans being brought to this country as slaves from Africa…

I pray that somehow when we are talking about born-alive children, that a light goes on.

I am a cosponsor of H.R. 2972, the 'EACH Woman Act of 2015,' introduced by the dynamic and great leader, Representative Barbara Lee.

The question we are called upon in this context is to decide whether it have been high crimes or misdemeanors that warrant the extraordinary constitutional remedy of impeachment.

The commissioner's critics still need to show that he acted with some deliberate bad faith.

When they attack you, they are attacking the NIH, they are attacking the CDC, they are attacking people who need SNAP payments.