Congressman Tim Murphy speaks at a press conference announcing legislation created by the Bipartisan Energy Core Group.

Congressman Tim Murphy and Congressman Patrick Kennedy, Co-Chairs of the 21st Century Healthcare Caucus, joined with dozens of national health information organizations to kick off National Health IT Week in Congress.

On their visit to Washington, members of the D'Amico family stop by Congressman Murphy's office for a tour of the Capitol.

Elaine Gray Gorr, Leslie Stone, Janet Nixon, and Beth Tauberg representing Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD) meet with Rep. Murphy to discuss issues. Ms. Nixon lives in Carnegie, part of Rep. Murphy's distrct.

Congressman Murphy meets with Paula Rieger of Moon Township. Ms. Rieger is Executive Director Oncology Nursing Society and discussed healthcare issues with Congressman Murphy.

Congressman Murphy meets with U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez to discuss how trade is beneficial to the economy of Southwestern Pennsylvania and how local businesses are competitive in the global marketplace.

Rep. Murphy invited Rachel Anderson from West Allegheny Senior High School, the winner of this year's Annual Congressional Art Competition for her graphite drawing, "Pencil Self Portrait," to Washington. Her work is on display in the U.S. Capitol.

Congressman Murphy hosts a meeting to discuss building a new commissary with Senator Bob Casey, Reps. Mike Doyle (PA-14) and Jason Altmire (PA-4), and Pentagon officials.

Rep. Murphy speaks at a press conference launching National Health IT week. Health Information Technology, including Electronic Medical Records and Electronic Prescribing, has the potential to save thousands of lives and over $100 billion in annual costs.

Congressman Murphy answers questions and discusses postal issues at a breakfast with the Letter Carriers Association.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Senior Vice President Rolf Lundberg, Jr. presents Congressman Murphy with the "Spirit of Enterprise" Award for his committment to economic growth. Congressman Murphy has received the award all four years he has been in Congress.

Congressman Murphy answers questions from Chartiers Valley High School AP Government students during their trip to Washington, D.C.

Congressman Murphy presents a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol to Keystone Oaks High School during their trip to the nation's Capitol.

Congressman Murphy answers questions from Chartiers Valley High School AP Government students during their trip to Washington, D.C.

Congressman Murphy answers questions about the role of a member of Congress from Ft. Couch Middle School students visiting the Capitol.

Congressman Murphy provides a tour of the Capitol to Elizabeth Forward High School Student Government members.

As part of an annual tradition of hosting local schools in our nation's Capitol, Congressman Murphy welcomes Elizabeth Forward High School.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Thomas J. Donohue congratulates Congressman Murphy on his "Spirit of Enterprise" award for his commitment to jobs and economic growth.

Rep. Murphy takes time out after the 2003 Veteran's Committee hearing with the American Legion to learn about the Legion's legislative priorities for the coming year.

Congressman Murphy meets with Speaker Hastert on Capitol Hill to discuss the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan.

Rep. Murphy and Secretary Ridge discuss Pennsylvania's homeland security issues.

The Honorable Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House, testifies at a Government Reform Subcommittee. The hearing was on "Health Informatics: What is the Prescription for Success in Intergovernmental Information Sharing and Emergency Response?"

Congressman Tim Murphy speaks on lowering the costs of healthcare before the more than 4,000 attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Feb. 19

Congressman Murphy speaks to members of the American Psychological Association at its Annual State Leadership Conference after receiving their Outstanding Leadership Award

Congressman Murphy listens to the testimony of U.S. Steel CEO John Surma during a hearing by the Congressional Steel Caucus on the steel industry's priorities.

Congressman Murphy visits with 4-H members Nancy Kadwill, Chad Barclay, Tannis Marley, Jill McClure, and Clayton Wood during their trip to D.C.

Rep. Murphy holds a press conference with Senator Rick Santorum and other members of Congress to introduce H.R. 1313, the Community Health Center Physician Protection Act making affordable, quality healthcare available to families.

The Pennsylvania pillar at the World War II Monument stands in the foreground as the sun reflects on the American flag and Washington Monument.

Congressman Murphy discusses his healthcare agenda with Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt

As the member of Congress with the experience of work with children's educational assessments, Congressman Murphy discusses changing to a value added assessment system for the No Child Left Behind Act with Education Secretary Margaret Spelling.

Congressman Murphy meets with Meghan Kennedy, from McMurray, Pennsylvania's 2005 Cherry Blossom Princess.

Rep. Murphy joins other members in filling care packages for our troops in Iraq.The event was organized by the United Service Organizations (USO,) and helped provide reading materials, postcards, and other items to our troops fighting the war on terror.

Rep. Murphy Testifies in front of the BRAC Commission in defense of the 911th Airlift Wing Air Force Reserve, Charles E. Kelly Support Facility, and 99th Regional Readiness Command Army Reserve. All are targeted for closure or realignment by the Pentagon.

The Co-Chair of the Congressional Friends of Ireland Caucus, Congressman Tim Murphy is joined by former Rep. James Walsh while receiving the Flax Trust Award from Sister Mary Turley.