Today, I want to thank the GAO for their work. Their findings are alarming and confirmed our worst suspicions: NIST campuses are sieves.

The GAO conducted a comprehensive review of NIST's physical security posture. They used covert tactics and they found gaping holes in the agency's ability to protect their campuses.

Mr. Speaker, within minutes of the tragic shooting in Las Vegas, Democrats and the liberal media called for more gun control measures. A recent Washington Post op-ed describes how one gun control advocate researched restrictive gun laws in…

Mr. Speaker, both the Washington Examiner and Washington Times recently have reported on a practice that is resulting in overly low approval ratings for President Trump. Pollsters are not necessarily rigging their questions to get a…

It is human nature to seek out the unknown and to discover more about the universe around us.

In August, millions of Americans turned their eyes to the sky to witness a rare event: a solar eclipse.

This legislation was introduced by Derek Kilmer, a former Member of this Committee, and Jim Bridenstine, a current Member.

Israel and the United States have a long history of shared cooperation, including space exploration and research.

Mr. Speaker, the President is doing what he was elected to do--call it shaking up the system, putting the brakes on the bureaucracy, or creative deconstruction. Our country simply cannot continue on the same course: where the government…

Madam Speaker, the media bias beat goes on. Last week on PBS, columnist Mark Shields criticized Senate sponsors of the new healthcare bill. He said that no Republican Senators have credentials for working on healthcare, and added that…

Mr. Speaker, here are recent examples of the liberal national media's ignoring inconvenient news: The economy grew by 3 percent last quarter, the fastest pace in years, but you might not know this good news because of the media blackout of…