U.S. Governors

They basically dug their own grave for the problem that’s been caused for them

Prohibit [tech companies] from building AI data centers in rural Texas neighborhoods

Ensure that data centers’ interconnections will result in reduced residential electrical bills

Washington state won’t be bullied into changing how we provide opportunities for young people in our state.

Protecting these natural treasures is a top priority. My brief continues my seven-year fight to stop Enbridge from pumping oil through the Great Lakes.

I hope that they will rule against me and against the Legislature whenever they feel like that is necessary

I’m going to take my time on that

If you want to make laws, then get another job

There is no place for judicial activism in the system

Originalism is very important to me and to these justices as well

If we’re going to have data center growth, and I think we should over time, it’s got to be right.

Oregonians have made it clear that data centers need to pay their fair share, commit to clean energy, and monitor their energy and water usage.

We know the people of Wyandotte County are facing a long road to recovery after these devastating storms.

It’s an interesting choice to come protest an event where we’re honoring workers.

This is really a chance to honor the hundreds and hundreds of workers who are working so hard every single day to build this really critical structure.

Dolly Parton’s extraordinary life is forever woven into the fabric of our state.

We strongly urge you to extend and redesignate Sudan for TPS.

At the same time, we continue working to ensure North Dakota communities have the federal support they need before, during and after disasters.

We also need to keep the South Bismarck Flood Control Project moving forward so construction can begin next year, providing better flood protection while minimizing the burden of flood insurance on residents.

We’re working to advance BRIC-funded infrastructure projects in Fessenden, Lincoln and Washburn, as well as the University of Mary’s wastewater improvement project.

We appreciate Acting Regional Administrator Fox and her team being in North Dakota, as well as her ongoing efforts with us to advance $75 million in key infrastructure projects for the Bismarck area and communities across our state.

Let service save us, and let’s leave no one behind in this process.

We aren’t telling people of our state how to serve. We just want to give them the opportunity to serve.

Service is going to save us because I know it was service that saved me.