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In addition to meeting the demand for PFAS-free firefighting foam, Vorbeck’s work will have huge benefit to the Navy.

The company’s graphene-based technologies have a wide range of applications.

We worked to fund this $6.6 million contract, which secures the future of Vorbeck’s operations in North Dakota and contributes to the growth of our high-tech ecosystem.

Our pregnancy resource centers need to know that we have their backs.

We will continue to tell the story of this dark day in our nation’s history.

The land at this symbolic and sacred site will now be held in possession of both the Oglala Sioux and Cheyenne River Sioux tribes to be preserved for future generations.

The Wounded Knee Massacre represents a devastating low point in U.S.-Lakota relations.

Our persistence has paid off.

I look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues to fund the rest of government ahead of January 30.

I’m pleased that President Trump and his team made the determination that Captain Williams is deserving of this honor and I’m looking forward to celebrating this momentous occasion.

By completing the survey, you can share your experiences and support our work to protect Granite Staters from being pushed out of their own homes due to rising rents.

If you live in one of these communities, I would love to hear from you.

I am also deeply concerned by the tactics used by ICE since President Trump took office, which is why I conducted oversight of ICE at a detention facility as the Senate continues to discuss reining in the agency’s lawlessness.

CISA’s public statement that ‘there is no indication that any sensitive data was compromised as a result of this incident’ leaves unanswered questions about the policies and procedures that made it possible for this incident to reportedly…

This reporting raises serious concerns regarding CISA’s internal policies and procedures at a time of significant cybersecurity threats against U.S. critical infrastructure.

For several weeks, my colleagues and I have been forcing votes in the Senate to ensure we have a real debate about whether it’s in our national interest to continue this war.

Nobody is saying shut down renewable or baseload prematurely.

So, I believe and I would like your view, that a more diverse energy source, particularly one that's based on resources that we control rather than a worldwide price, would be beneficial to the country.

Energy dominance. You use that term 3 or 4 times. If $4.30 gas and almost $6 diesel is energy dominance, I'd rather go back to what we had before.

We don't have any interest in what happens in Ukraine, is what you’re saying? It’s only the Europeans?

There was $400 million appropriated last year by a bipartisan bicameral act of Congress. What has become of that money? My understanding is not a dollar of it has been dispersed.

Again, if there is a study or a rational basis for the cuts being made, I just don't see it.

I would understand that, but has been an outside consultant's study of the staff size or internal study? If there has been such, I would certainly like to see it.

I'm uncomfortable with your discussion about independence if you won't answer that question directly.