U.S. House of Representatives

The bottom line is that AI needs to work for Wisconsinites and Americans should be in control of AI, not the other way around.

AI is already changing the way a lot of Wisconsinites work and will change more workplaces in the future.

We can and must both drive innovation and keep people safe. We’ve done it before, and we can do it again.

The time to act is now because we cannot trust Big Tech to do the right thing on their own, and the public should not bear the consequences when they get it wrong.

AI comes with great opportunity that we need to harness and also tremendous risks for our workforce and safety that we need to protect against.

Americans need to have a say in how artificial intelligence is used in their lives, where it belongs and where it does not.

DHS is also required to follow the ‘Detained Parents Directive’ (DPD), even in its weakened state, to ensure that parents are not unconstitutionally deprived of their child.

As fathers, I hope we can both agree that children should not have to witness their parents being brutally arrested for civil immigration offenses.

USFS must make good on its word and keep Baltimore Urban Field Office employees in Baltimore so they can effectively continue their place-based and partnership-dependent work in the Baltimore area.

Our rail workers serve an integral role in our state’s economy, keeping our transit systems in top shape so they can deliver for riders. The federal government can do its part to support our union workers and our transit systems by pushing…

For years, this investment in research at NIH has been worthwhile. This proposal to transfer one third of the agency’s [NIAID] budget on infectious diseases is a mistake.

Let’s be honest about what this is: a move to siphon funds away from the nation’s premier medical research agency, which struggles to fund lifesaving research, to bankroll the Pentagon, the most heavily funded agency in our government.

The agreement sets up a path for the Department of Defense and the NIH to collaborate on chemical and biological defense research and development. That’s a good thing, isn’t it? Of course it is. But who is going to pay for it?

We currently are understaffed when it comes to air traffic controllers. They are working six days a week on the most stressful job. Give them the pay raise that we promised and do it in a timely fashion.

Later this afternoon, I’ll take an airplane ride from Washington to Chicago… Once again, as I’ve done thousands of times, I will entrust my safety and my future and my survival to a competent air crew, as well as the air traffic…

I will join in supporting Senator Curtis’ request of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Corruption at the highest levels of our government should never be tolerated.

Children should not be at risk from lead poisoning in their own home. We have to do more to address this health hazard before it harms more kids.

President Trump has a chance to secure the release of these detainees who have already suffered so much, and I hope he will similarly make this request of Xi during his visit.

The meeting between the leaders of our two countries is important and timely. Both nations have a great deal to discuss, including areas of shared concern and disagreement.

I urge all my colleagues to speak out against this ban and the President’s continued assault on free press.

This ban is unconstitutional retaliation for factual reporting.

President Trump has done more to undermine, belittle, and attack the free and open press than any President in modern history.

This investment is about building the future of aerospace—advancing cutting-edge research, bringing next-gen technologies to life, and creating 75 good-paying jobs.