E&W Blog

ICYMI: Preview Of The Coming Medicare For All Debate By Grace-Marie Turner—Thursday February 7, 2019 The pre-existing condition scare tactics continue. I testified yesterday—as the sole witness called by the Republican minority—during a House Education and Labor Committee hearing on “Examining Threats to Workers with Preexisting Conditions.” It was the first hearing of the new Congress under the ... Read more »

National School Choice Week: “Every student deserves an excellent education…” Read more »

Education and Labor Committee Senior Republican Virginia Foxx sheds some light on the committee’s history, why words matter, and what it means to work for everybody. Read more »

By Rep. Virginia Foxx — from the January 2, 2019 print edition Read more »

Seven million unfilled jobs and more than $1.5 trillion in student debt means that the status quo is doing more harm than good. In the 115th Congress, the Committee on Education and the Workforce changed the conversation around higher education. Read more »

One of the most important things we’ve done in the 115th Congress was our tireless work, in true bipartisan fashion, on legislation to reform our juvenile justice system. Read more »

The Committee on Education and the Workforce had a lot to celebrate during the 115th Congress, but one of its biggest accomplishments was the strong bipartisan passage of H.R. 2353, the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act. Read more »

This week, the Committee on Education and the Workforce is reflecting on five ways we’ve made America better in the 115th Congress. Read more »

This week, we’re taking a look back at five ways we’ve made America better during the 115th Congress. Read more »

Christmas came early for those of you who’ve been waiting for more data on college completion rates. Read more »