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WASHINGTON—Today, Republican Study Committee Chairman Jim Banks (IN), Rep. Mary Miller (IL), Rep. Diana Harshbarger (TN) and other RSC members gathered outside the Capitol to discuss the introduction of Rep. Debbie Lesko’s (AZ) “Women’s Bill of Rights” resolution to reaffirm legal protections for women.
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.
By the Mountain Press
KINGSPORT — Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger announced Kat Brickle is the winning artist of the First Congressional District of Tennessee’s 2022 Congressional Art Competition.
By Jonathon Roberts at the Johnson City Press
East Tennessee State University cut the ribbon on the newly renovated first floor of Charles Ed Allen Hall on the Veterans Affairs campus Wednesday morning, ushering in a new era for the university’s rehabilitative health sciences college.
By Sandy Fitzgerald at Newmax
If Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas had a plan for dealing with the immigration crisis, he should have put it into play long before the situation got out of hand, Rep.
By Ian Hanchett at Breitbart
On Monday’s broadcast of Newsmax TV’s “National Report,” Rep.
By Jason Vaughn at The Tennessee Conservative
On Monday, April 25th, Tennessee Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger (TN-01) joined a small delegation led by House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy to the southern border.
By Elizabeth Heckman at Fox News
Tennessee Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger joined fellow GOP members of Congress on a trip to see the crisis at the southern border firsthand.