We feel this deeply: America is a nation of laws. It must have borders and it must enforce its laws impartially and consistently. We’re doing neither. 

If senators want to avoid a last minute, $1.3 trillion spending bill in December, fight back against Democratic obstruction and achieve conservative policy victories, they need to double down – before their month-long August break.

A recent Fox News report suggests some Republicans want to return to earmarks, one of the most embarrassing Congressional follies in recent history.

Once the U.S. lets the contract with ICANN end, there is no going back. The future of the internet is too important to risk on a half-baked proposal.

Wednesday marks the 33rd anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s historic “Star Wars” speech, in which he introduced the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) to the American people.

The IRS, Benghazi and AP scandals coming to light over the last week perfectly make the case for why Congress must eradicate ObamaCare from the statute books.

There are things we can and should do to improve America’s health care system and reduce costs, but first we must stop ObamaCare before it starts.

It’s gotten to the point where if we oppose the government doing anything, we are accused of being opposed to getting it done.

By Sen. Jim DeMint It is too early to draw conclusions about President Obama and his administration. But so far, nothing so encapsulates the president's approach to executive leadership than his famous rebuke to stimulus critics: "I won."

The United States of America is $15 trillion in debt. We don't need another big government program that wastes taxpayer money on construction projects that aren't properly vetted. The Senate should say "no" to sub-prime roads.