Editorials, Letters, and Articles

Washington, Feb. 2 (CNA) Nine members of the U.S. House of Representatives have called on Secretary of State Antony Blinken to make a stopover in Taipei on his Feb. 5-6 trip to Beijing in keeping with the spirit of the Taiwan Travel Act and honor what he called a "rock solid" commitment from the Joe Biden administration to Taiwan. The request was made in a joint letter signed by Republican Representatives Tom Tiffany, Scott Perry, Dan Crenshaw, Andy Ogles, Burgess Owens, Nancy Mace, Scott DesJarles, Byron Donalds, and Earl L. "Buddy" Carter.

House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee Member Congressman Tom Tiffany announced his appointment to serve as chairman of the Subcommittee on Federal Lands for the House Natural Resources Committee.

On Tuesday, Jan. 17, Rep. Tom Tiffany joined citizens in Webster during a tour of four counties in Rusk, Polk, Burnett and Bayfield after having visited Vilas, Florence and Forest counties in the 7th District the day before. The in-person listening sessions were open to all constituents in Wisconsin’s 7th District with the purpose of answering questions and discussing priorities for the 118th Congress.

This is the full text of a letter, dated Jan. 20, from Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, and signed by 41 other members of Congress, to executives of AT&T's DirecTV management: John Stankey, CEO of AT&T, William Morrow, CEO of DirecTV, and Jon Winkelried, CEO of TPG Capital.

Over the past two years, many on the Left, and even some on the Right, have made excuses for policymakers’ collective failure to address the immigration chaos gripping communities. Perhaps the most familiar of these is that “America’s immigration system is broken.”

Wisconsin Rep. Tom Tiffany believes it's time to recognize Taiwan as an independent state, so he has introduced legislation that would eliminate the "One China" policy the U.S. has maintained for years and formally recognize Taiwan.

Washington, Jan. 27 (CNA) U.S. Representative Tom Tiffany who has introduced a resolution calling for the United States to resume formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan and end its "one China" policy, has vowed to push forward the measure, despite the many obstacles it faces.