On Friday, the Congressman penned an op-ed for The Hill discussing the positive first step of the Summit, and emphasized the broader impact this could have on U.S.–North Korea relations. Read more

Congressman Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) penned an op-ed with his colleague, Congressman David Cicilline (D-RI), to recognize the success of UN Peacekeeping efforts in Liberia. Read more

On the 7th anniversary of the start of the Syrian War, Congressman Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) shared an op-ed on the situation, the current climate, and the impacts this war will have on the future of the Syrian people, the chaos in the Middle East, on our own national security, and our legacy as a global leader for hope and opportunity. Read more

Congressman Kinzinger's op-ed on cyber security is featured in The Washington Times print and online editions. Read more

Guest Blog for Salvation Army - Metropolitan Division News by Congressman Adam Kinzinger in recognition of January as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month and Human Trafficking Awareness Day on January 11th. Read more

Congressman Kinzinger op-ed on opioid crisis. Read more

FoxNews.com // September 29, 2017 Since the ceasefire in Syria agreed to by President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the summer, news reports on the Syria conflict have become blips on the radar and scarcely reported. However, just because we aren’t hearing about new atrocities committed by the brutal dictator Bashar Assad and his allies doesn’t mean the atrocities have stopped. In the past two years, the Syrian conflict has shifted from a war for hope and opportunity to one where... Read more

Kinzinger: Why nuclear energy is the future in Illinois and globally COLUMNISTS 08/05/2017, 09:17am U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger “The Italian navigator has just landed in the new world.” This was the coded message received seventy-five years ago when Enrico Fermi, an Italian immigrant who’d come to America to escape fascism, created the first man-made nuclear reaction below the University of Chicago gymnasium in 1942. Shortly after this successful experiment, nuclear power was fueling Navy submarin... Read more

Without question, the American economy and our workforce are evolving. Technology is changing at lightning speed, and competition is becoming increasingly global. To keep up with these changes, American workers are constantly seeking new education, certifications, and opportunities to advance. For many, this evolution sometimes creates uncertainty and anxiety, but I believe it also creates huge advantages. Historically, the United States always has risen to the challenge of bringing the world ne... Read more

WASHINGTON — Governing is not easy. We learned this the hard way as Speaker Paul Ryan stood before House Republicans last week and told us he was withdrawing the Obamacare replacement plan. Despite campaign promises to repeal and replace by the president and most Republicans, the votes were not there to pass the American Health Care Act. And just like that, the effort was dead. As soon as the news broke, the finger-pointing began. Accusations against President Trump and Mr. Ryan flew around Capi... Read more