Schweikert Joins Fox Business to Discuss SAVE Act, Federal Spending and Health Care Fraud
warned that the federal government was borrowing nearly $90,000 every second last week while Social Security
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Rep. Crane’s Bill Expanding Capitol Police Drone Authority Advances Through Committee
have surfaced in recent years regarding drone activity near the complex. Additionally, the USCP currently lacks explicit authority
Congressman Hamadeh Introduces Bills to Ensure No American is Left Behind and Preserve Military Assets
Equipment Left Behind Act of 2026 . Near-identical amendments were offered by Congressman Hamadeh and included
Congressman Biggs Introduces Right to Try for Individualized Treatments Act
there in the State Legislature, where it received nearly 80 percent of the vote in 2014. Right
Rep. Crane’s Language Included in Bipartisan Bill Restoring Veterans’ Second Amendment Rights
National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). For nearly thirty years, the VA automatically labeled veterans with fiduciaries
U.S Senate Unanimously Approves Congressman Hamadeh’s Effort to Preserve F-14 Tomcat Legacy
post-retirement restrictions that have destroyed nearly all F-14s, ensuring that its legacy is preserved. The Maverick
Rep. Crane’s Amendment to Expedite White Sage Fire Recovery Unanimously Passes U.S. House
devastating White Sage Fire, which burned nearly 60,000 acres in Northern Arizona, Rep. Eli Crane
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devastating White Sage Fire, which burned nearly 60,000 acres in Northern Arizona, Rep. Eli Crane
Congressman Biggs Introduces the Monitor Accountability Act
monitorship, appointed in 2013 and expanded repeatedly despite near‑total compliance. The Department of Justice has acknowledged … beyond the original ruling. Taxpayers have absorbed nearly $350 million in costs, including more than $32 million paid
Congressman Hamadeh Takes Action to Preserve F-14 Tomcat Legacy
post-retirement restrictions that have destroyed nearly all F-14s, ensuring that its legacy is preserved. The Maverick
Schweikert Introduces Bill to Combat Home Health Fraud
Also, under Medicaid in New York they spend nearly $1,000 more per resident than the next highest … national average, they would have spent nearly $43 billion less in 2024. Today, Chairman Schweikert asked Health
Congressman Biggs Leads Arizona Republican Delegation in Formal Opposition to Flawed Colorado River Draft Plan
Lower Basin partners have sacrificed to contribute nearly 9 million acre-feet of water to help save
Congressman Biggs Urges Movement on Legislation Codifying President Trump’s Agenda Following State of the Union Address
which Congress can disapprove regulations that were issued near the end of a President’s term
Congressman Biggs Attends Memorial Honoring Trooper Paramedic Hunter R. Bennett
Arizona Department of Public Safety helicopter crash near Flagstaff. Trooper Bennett, a resident of Arizona’s Fifth Congressional
Congressman Gosar Thanks DHS Secretary Noem for Her Transparent Response to Surprise, AZ Processing Facility
provide specific timelines for development and operational commencement. Nearly a century ago, Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis warned
Rep. Crane Applauds the Trump Administration for Protecting Veterans’ Second Amendment Rights
their VA benefits. The Department confirmed that this nearly thirty-year procedure violated both the Gun Control … prevent future administrations from reversing course. “For nearly three decades, unelected bureaucrats violated the constitutional rights of hundreds
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their VA benefits. The Department confirmed that this nearly thirty-year procedure violated both the Gun Control … prevent future administrations from reversing course. “For nearly three decades, unelected bureaucrats violated the constitutional rights of hundreds
Year In Review: Congressman Hamadeh Advances America First Principles and Practices
over 600 constituent cases to date and returned nearly $2 million to constituents despite the democrats’ government shutdown
Congressman Biggs Applauds Department of Education’s Recognition of Grand Canyon University’s Nonprofit Status
accordingly by ED. “My office has remained in near-constant contact with Secretary McMahon’s ED to press
Congressman Hamadeh Introduces the CARING Act of 2025 to Increase Continuity of Community Care for Veterans
caught between providers,” said Congressman Ciscomani . “With nearly 80,000 veterans calling Arizona’s Sixth Congressional District home … have earned.” Background on Community Care Document Sharing: Nearly 75 percent of veterans return to medical centers
Congressman Biggs Urges DOJ to End Federal Overreach Against Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
hundreds of millions of dollars and continues despite near-total compliance with the original court order … reporting requirements to meet federal standards. Even with near-total compliance, the federal monitor has piled
Government Shutdown Guidance and Resources from the Office of Rep. Eli Crane
Senators must agree to the framework. Unfortunately, nearly every Senate Democrat has voted against this funding plan, with
Schweikert Introduces Legislation to Protect Contracted Postal Units
steadily reduced access to local services, eliminating nearly 2,000 CPUs since 2010. Schweikert’s bill reforms Title
Congress Votes “Yay” on Rep. Schweikert’s NDAA Amendments to Enhance the Expansion of AI and Technology in the Department of Defense
remains unauditable, despite operating with a nearly $900 billion discretionary budget,” said Rep. Schweikert . “Artificial intelligence can already … systems in storage had critical care deficiencies, and nearly $1.3 billion worth of inventory was improperly stored
Ciscomani Releases Statement on House Passage of the Continuing Resolution
that would be an impact to services for nearly 80,000 veterans, thousands of federal employees who could