Read More - Lucas Names Feenstra as New Ranking Member of Research & Technology Subcommittee
February 11
Lucas Names Feenstra as New Ranking Member of Research & Technology Subcommittee
House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Ranking Member Frank Lucas announced today that Rep. Randy Feenstra of Iowa will be the new Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Research & Technology.
Read More - Science Committee Republicans Raise Concerns About Scientific Integrity Violations by White House Science Advisor
February 9
Science Committee Republicans Raise Concerns About Scientific Integrity Violations by White House Science Advisor
House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Ranking Member Frank Lucas, Research and Technology Subcommittee Ranking Member Stephanie Bice, and Investigations and Oversight Subcommittee Ranking Member Jay Obernolte sent a letter to President Biden today raising concerns about the conduct of Dr. Jane Lubchenco.
Read More - Chairwoman Johnson and Ranking Member Lucas Request Details of White House Investigation of OSTP Director Lander's Misconduct
February 7
Chairwoman Johnson and Ranking Member Lucas Request Details of White House Investigation of OSTP Director Lander's Misconduct
Today, Politico published an article outlining allegations of inappropriate behavior by Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) Director Eric Lander. The article references an internal investigation conducted by the White House and disciplinary measures taken in response to the finding that Dr. Lander violated the Executive Office of the President’s Safe and Respectful Workplace Policy.
Read More - Science Committee Republican Leaders Say COMPETES Act is a Failure of Bipartisanship
February 4
Science Committee Republican Leaders Say COMPETES Act is a Failure of Bipartisanship
House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Ranking Member Frank Lucas was joined by the Ranking Members of each subcommittee in criticizing the so-called “COMPETES Act” passed today.
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February 2
Lucas on American Competitiveness Legislation: "There was no need to make this partisan."
Today on the Floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology Ranking Member Frank Lucas submitted a statement for the record to oppose the Democrats’ partisan “America COMPETES Act,” lamenting the missed opportunity to pass bipartisan bills to combat the rising influence of China rather than partisan provisions that inhibit American competitiveness
Read More - Waltz Speaks Against Democrats’ Partisan America “Concedes” Act
February 2
Waltz Speaks Against Democrats’ Partisan America “Concedes” Act
Today on the Floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Research and Technology Ranking Member Michael Waltz opposed the Democrats’ partisan “America COMPETES Act,” emphasizing that this massive package undoes over a year of bipartisan work in the Science Committee to craft a dozen effective competitiveness bills
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January 25
Lucas Criticizes Pelosi's "Competitiveness" Package
Read More - ICYMI: Bice's Well Remediation Bill Passes House Science, Space and Technology Committee
January 19
ICYMI: Bice's Well Remediation Bill Passes House Science, Space and Technology Committee
Read More - Lucas Praises Geothermal R&D in Oklahoma
January 14
Lucas Praises Geothermal R&D in Oklahoma
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January 13
Democrats Gut Key NASA Policy to Replace it with Federal Election Takeover
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