In the News
By Michael Ginsberg and Henry Rodgers
Thirteen Republicans in the House of Representatives, led by Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs, are demanding a full accounting of the Department of Defense’s use of taxpayer dollars to promote Pride Month.
By the Greeneville Sun
Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger has announced the launch of the military service academy nomination application for the upcoming application cycle.
The congresswoman can nominate up to 10 students for each vacant slot allotted to Tennessee’s 1st Congressional District, according to a news release.
By Mackenzie Moore at WJHL
Rep. Diana Harshbarger (R-TN) responded to the U.S. House passing legislation on Wednesday that aims to combat the country’s gun violence epidemic in the wake of shootings that recently claimed the lives of 10 Black people in Buffalo and 19 elementary students and two teachers in Uvalde.
By Calvin Shomaker at the Bristol Herald Courier
U.S. Rep. Diana Harshbarger of Kingsport held a “Coffee with your Congresswoman” event at Northeast State Community College Friday morning with a roomful of constituents from the Tri-Cities region in attendance.
By Cliff Hightower at Times News
U.S. Rep. Diana Harshbarger, R-Kingsport, spent almost an hour Friday morning at Northeast State Community College talking about anything from baby formula and the war in Ukraine to border security.
By the Johnson City Press
U.S. Rep. Diana Harshbarger, R-Kingsport, spent almost an hour Friday morning at Northeast State Community College talking about anything from baby formula and the war in Ukraine to border security.
By Calvin Shomaker at the Bristol Herald Courier
U.S. Rep. Diana Harshbarger of Kingsport held a “Coffee with your Congresswoman” event at Northeast State Community College Friday morning with a roomful of constituents from the Tri-Cities region in attendance.
By Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger
Today, Communist China dominates the global active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and precursor chemicals, antibiotics, and vitamin markets
By Dave Ongi, Managing Editor at the Johnson City News & Neighbor
The aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic has ushered in high inflation, a continuation of supply chain issues and a fear of food insecurity in part because of an ongoing war in Ukraine.
By Slater Teague at WJHL
Rep. Diana Harshbarger says that while she supports sending help to Ukraine amid the Russian invasion, she cannot support sending more money abroad with so many people in need in the United States.






