The Trump administration would be foolish to revive the virtual border fence in place of reliable physical impediments and not learn from the lessons of the past.
A desperate President Obama went to Capitol Hill Wednesday in a last-ditch effort to try and save his disastrous health care law, but all he managed to do was get left-wing lawmakers to back the monumental failure with old, tired and divisive rhetoric.
All eyes are on Chuck Schumer, Senate Minority leader, and he is a torn man. Will he lead his Democrat caucus into a media firestorm against good appointees, or work to restore order to a longstanding process, averting disaster?
Just as I try to find ways to be more productive every year for myself, I also look for tips to pass on to young professionals. Here are my top five for 2017.
When I was Speaker we made sure that we set the table and defined the agenda. This is how we reformed welfare, achieved the largest capital gains tax cut in history, and balanced four budgets.
If the Trump administration is going to repeal and replace any one policy, here’s my nominee: Let’s shift environmental rules away from government-regulated energy standards and toward taxing goods and services responsible for the most pollution.
There is overwhelming evidence to support a hopeful and optimistic outlook for the 115th Congress. Through a rare opportunity enabled by unified government we can pursue impactful and effective conservative policy.
This year, 170 international, federal, state and local government officials — including about a dozen members of Congress — will attend CES 2017 to experience the groundbreaking ways increased connectivity and tech innovation transform our world and help our country succeed.