It is time for the United States to reassert its leadership.

Mr. Speaker, Americans' trust in the media has hit a historic low, according to a recent Gallup poll. Gallup found that only 32 percent of Americans have a great deal or even fair amount of confidence in the media to present the news…

The Internal Revenue Service targeted organizations solely on the basis of their conservative views.

This Administration seems to have set a record for the number of agency heads who have wrongly deleted work-related emails.

The last thing we need are more government regulations which are ineffective and don't have any significant impact.

Congress has an obligation and a Constitutional responsibility to enforce its compulsory legal authority where warranted.

I'd like to enter the Constitution into the record.

Mr. Speaker, first of all, let me thank my friend and colleague from Texas, Chairman Burgess, for yielding me time. H.R. 4979, the Advanced Nuclear Technology Development Act of 2016, gives direction to cooperative civilian nuclear energy…

This is a clear obstruction of justice. Americans deserve to know the truth, which is now being blocked by the Clinton organization.

These companies' decisions to obstruct the committee's investigation and defy a lawfully issued subpoena continues a Clinton habit of secrecy rather than transparency.

Secretary Clinton's unique server and email arrangement is of particular importance both to your committee and to the Science, Space, and Technology Committee.