Chip Roy

Medicaid is no longer just aiding the sick. It is a program for people who are able to work and the budget has ballooned as a result. We need to rein it in or watch our debt skyrocket.

The presidential election is drawing ever closer and Americans need to find ways to secure our voting so that non-citizens can't abuse the process. Here's how to SAVE our elections.

Biden’s Mideast policy is a disaster. He has tried to pretend there is a moral equivalency between Israel and the Palestinians and that only encourages more attacks on our ally.

Two people of faith head back to court on Aug. 31 to stand trial for simply being Christians. All who value Western Civilization should be gravely concerned.

Radical anti-cop activists are poised to take the City of San Antonio down with them to advance their agenda. Proposition A is at the center of their plans.

Justice demands accountability for all those who withheld and helped obscure information on the origins of the COVID pandemic.

Since President Joe Biden took office two years ago, our border security has become threatened by the largest immigration crisis in modern American history.

If the Senate codifies this redefinition of marriage, it will add fuel to the fire of those harassing and penalizing citizens and organizations that hold to truth about marriage.

GOP can prevent Defense Authorization from conscripting women for front-line combat roles. Liberals are going to keep pushing equity over military readiness.

At the end of March, a Finnish criminal court delivered a unanimous decision of “not guilty” in what has become widely known as the “Bible Trial.”

The case against Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is as lengthy as it is clear.

Pelosi and Schumer's “For the People Act” is about taking away the rights of Republicans to have their voices heard, choose their candidates, and participate in free and fair elections.

Americans have become used to two things in December: the holiday season and a looming government shutdown right before Christmas. It’s so predictable that we ought to call it the Capitol Hill Christmas Pageant.

Less than half of 1% of the American people serve in the armed forces, many of them within the same family. The stories of soldiers deploying four, five, or even as many as 12 times are so common they barely raise eyebrows.

While government leaders have shut down much of our economy in response to the coronavirus, we should recognize that those efforts could cost lives in other ways.