Chrissy Houlahan, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Pennsylvania’s 6th district since 2019, posted several updates on her social media account on January 14, 2026. The posts addressed federal funding for public media, an upcoming constituent event, and an ongoing investigation involving federal prosecutors.
In a post published at 19:02 UTC, Houlahan commented on recent changes to federal support for public broadcasting: “Public media is just that: a resource for the public. Sixty years of bipartisan federal funding ensured delivery of news and programing free from bias and political agendas. When Congress rescinded funds from CPB in 2025, it all but ensured this outcome.”
Later that day at 20:30 UTC, Houlahan announced a local event designed to engage with her constituents: “Tomorrow is our first Coffee with Constituents of the year! We are joining the Office of @RepDanielle in Exton to answer questions you have about federal and state government issues. Hope you’ll join us! https://t.co/eaLNsr2wmC”
At 21:19 UTC, Houlahan addressed an investigation by federal prosecutors involving herself and five other individuals: “Like my colleagues, I was contacted by federal prosecutors who are investigating me for making a video reminding servicemembers not to follow illegal orders. The six of us are being targeted not because we said something untrue, but because we said something President Trump and”
Chrissy Houlahan was born in Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland in 1967 and currently resides in Devon. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Stanford University in 1989. Houlahan succeeded Ryan Costello as the representative for Pennsylvania’s 6th district beginning in 2019.
