Maryland continues to show that our partnerships with local communities are invaluable in our efforts to reduce overdoses across the state.

Let’s make sure we can put better use to underutilized land.

However … it doesn’t just highlight that we have a housing shortage in Maryland, we have a housing crisis in Maryland.

We’re grateful that more people are coming to Maryland – in fact, our state population is growing faster now than it has in any point in the past decade. That is a good thing.

I will continue to say: Alabama knows our state, our people, and our districts best.

I am mobilizing every state resource available to support local responders and make sure the community has what they need to stay safe.

My prayers are with the families of those lost in this tragedy.

The idea of a moratorium basically would be saying to all our competitors in the world we have an edge on this now but we’re going to let you catch up and race ahead of us.

Some communities may have too many, but some would like the opportunity to have one of these data centers that pay a lot of local taxes.

We’ll be fighting tooth and nail to make sure NASA’s critical work is fully funded so we can continue to lead the world in research about space and life on Earth.

Colorado’s aerospace industry is a powerhouse of innovation that drives breakthrough discoveries, cutting-edge research, and tens of thousands of jobs.

There were about 10,000 books that are just ruined.

Honestly … if you did not tell me that was a library, I would not have known that.

I really do see this as the beginning of a golden age for Alaska.

It’s gone from concept to discussion to, now, execution.

New Jersey’s agricultural sector is a vital engine of our economy; it is the very reason we bear the name the Garden State. The April freeze caused serious damage to our growers, and those losses demand decisive action.

The United States has got the lowest energy prices than anybody in the world right now.

No more uncertainty.