The EPA's regulatory overreach will cost billions of dollars, cause financial hardship for American families, and diminish the competitiveness of American employers.

Mr. Speaker, the media were quick to cover a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration study last year where scientists altered global surface temperature data to try and refute the two-decade halt in global warming. The LA Times…

Unfortunately, the President's budget proposal doesn't stop there. The President refuses to make the tough choices necessary in a responsible budget environment.

I want to thank Secretary Moniz for a good working relationship with this Committee and for his open and straightforward approach to issues of mutual interest.

Instead, the fiscal year 2017 proposal reads like a wishlist for the White House's political allies.

Mr. Speaker, first of all, I want to thank the chairman of the Rules Committee and my Texas colleague for yielding me time and also for his very generous comments. Mr. Speaker, I support this resolution authorizing the Speaker to submit an…

NOAA should adhere to the scientific standards of being objective, independent of political considerations, timely, and having findings based on all available sources of information.

How many thousands of individuals has the administration released who are criminal immigrants?

The National Institute of Standards and Technology supports fundamental scientific research that is critical to American innovation and competitiveness.

The Committee has often revealed how the EPA's regulatory overreach will cost billions of dollars.

The EPA once again now attempts to unnecessarily and unlawfully regulate the lives of the American people.