Scalise Pushes for Passage of Sweeping Economic Bill: “More Money in Your Pocket”
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise made a full-throated push for passage of a major economic and tax reform package that, he says, would deliver significant financial relief to working Americans and boost the nation’s economic competitiveness. In a conversation just before the House passed the legislation to the Senate, Scalise criticized political opponents and media […]
Smart Financial Strategies Help Middle-Class Americans Thrive, But Tax Policy Could Change That
For many Americans, financial security isn’t just about earning more, it’s about making smart, strategic decisions with what they already have. David McNeely, a financial strategist with over a decade of experience, helps families do exactly that: plan for the future while navigating an ever-changing economic and political landscape. McNeely’s approach goes far beyond investment […]
West Virginia Parents Call for Expanded Healthcare Options After Traumatic Birth Experience
For Mary Grace and Ambrose Rucker, bringing their first child into the world was supposed to be a joyful and peaceful experience. But early in the pregnancy, they knew it wouldn’t be simple. The couple, who live in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, made the difficult decision to choose a hospital an hour and […]
New Push to Cut VA Waste, Expand Veteran Health Options Gains Momentum
Since 2004, the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) spending has quadrupled, despite a 30% decline in the number of veterans. During the Biden administration alone, 80,000 new VA employees were added. “There’s clearly bloat,” said Jeremiah Mosteller, Policy Director at Americans for Prosperity. “And unfortunately, that bloat can get in the way of serving the […]
Mission Possible: How Michelle Penczak Is Empowering Military Spouses
Military life demands sacrifice, not just from those in uniform, but from their families. For military spouses, constant moves, long deployments, and disrupted careers are part of the deal. Michelle Penczak knows the struggle firsthand. After being repeatedly turned down for jobs despite being overqualified, she didn’t just find a solution; she built a company […]
Coal’s Comeback? Industry Leader Praises Trump’s Push for Reliable Energy
With growing demand from AI, data centers, and everyday electricity use, America can’t afford to rely on just one or two power sources, which is a concern that’s raising alarms in the energy sector about overdependence on renewables. Rachel Gleason, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Coal Alliance, shone a light on the critical role coal […]
Cutting Costs at the Department of Veterans Affairs: A Path to Savings
With the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) budget now reaching $405.8 billion, about four percent of the entire federal budget, policy experts are calling for significant reforms to address inefficiencies and ensure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely. Jeremiah Mosteller, Policy Director at Americans for Prosperity, says the VA’s massive size and budget make it a […]
Congressman Jeff Hurd: A Voice for Rural Colorado and Energy Independence
Congressman Jeff Hurd, a freshman representative from Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, brings a personal understanding of rural challenges to Capitol Hill. From humble beginnings bagging groceries in Grand Junction to practicing law in New York City, Hurd’s journey has shaped a deep commitment to the people of southern and western Colorado. The transition to public […]
Texas Congressman August Pfluger on National Security, Energy Independence, and Conservative Reform
Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX), chairman of the Republican Study Committee (RSC), is navigating the complexities of Washington with a steady hand rooted in his military background and deep ties to West Texas. A former Air Force fighter pilot, Pfluger is leveraging his unique perspective on national security, energy, and economic policy to lead the largest […]
From Topgolf to the Capitol: How Two Sisters Turned Sacrifice into a Voice for School Choice
Ilana and Maylana “Mel” Leavitt aren’t your typical education advocates. Now based in Montana, the sisters are part of a growing chorus pushing for greater school choice, but their passion was forged long before they ever entered a legislative chamber. The Leavitts grew up in Oregon in a home marked by both sacrifice and conviction. […]
