Independent Women's Forum

1 week ago | iwf.org | Charlotte Whelan

Security Two hundred and fifty years ago, the U.S. Army came into being when the Continental Congress voted in the affirmative to raise ten companies of riflemen in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia on June 14, 1775. Outside of the Continental Congress itself, the Continental Army was the first truly American institution, as it gathered, for the first time, individuals from across more than two separate colonies in a common activity and common pursuit. In doing so, the Continental Army...

2 weeks ago | iwf.org | Patrice Lee Onwuka

Economy The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has overstepped to remove opportunities, freedoms, and rights of workers, rather than protect them.

2 weeks ago | iwf.org | Patrice Lee Onwuka

President Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” promises to deliver women, families, and small businesses a historic tax cut. Not only does this reconciliation bill make permanent many tax cuts and deductions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, but it also delivers taxpayers additional savings over the next few years. (I compiled a list of what’s in the bill that has since been passed exclusively by conservatives in the U.S. House of Representatives.

2 weeks ago | iwf.org | Patrice Lee Onwuka

The Big, Beautiful Bill (BBB) is making its way through the U.S. Senate. This bill will deliver the largest tax cuts in history. Small businesses were boosted by the 2017 tax cuts and stand to gain immensely from this new tax package. Here’s how:Lower income tax rates – In 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) lowered income tax rates for nearly all tax brackets. The BBB makes those rates permanent.

3 weeks ago | iwf.org | Samantha Aschieris

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Independent Women Features (IW Features), the grassroots storytelling and original journalism arm of Independent Women, released a written profile featuring Dr. Henry Mosley, a Johns Hopkins professor who spoke with IW Features about gender ideology’s devastating impact on young people, particularly on his granddaughter Prisha Mosley, an Independent Women ambassador and detransitioner. In 1959, Henry Mosley was a medical resident at Johns Hopkins University.