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Their policies are directly responsible for the high cost of living, the decline in the quality of life, the out-of-control pro-criminal policies that make people less safe.

The last thing our National Airspace System needs is a cynical FAA Administrator so hellbent on stretching them thinner that he is willing to withhold their modest 2.8 percent pay raise.

And this election is one of many that is a testament to what can change if you pick visionaries who are ready to enact an agenda that actually works and actually makes government work for hardworking Americans.

People are craving for change. We want better in our communities, and it is time for us to shift from a status quo that, frankly, has not been working for hardworking Americans.

Resources like the clinic will not only be a resource for families seeking support with their properties, but it will also train the next generation of attorneys.

You can’t access disaster relief. You can’t make the necessary repairs to your home, and in some cases, you can actually lose it altogether.

Properties that have been in your family for generations can become difficult to protect when the system doesn’t recognize the way that we have passed down land for generations.

We figured out how to hold on to that land, but for too many families, that’s just not the case.

The future of humanity cannot be left in the hands of a handful of Big Tech oligarchs.

I will continue fighting back against these attacks and working alongside our communities to protect New Mexico’s cherished lands and water for generations to come.

New Mexico’s public lands are central to our way of life.

And all the people that pay for it are leaving New York.

Because if we get this right, we're not just going to bring back industries and jobs that America lost, we're going to lead the industries of the future.

I want to start by first congratulating Vice President Vance, Secretary Rubio, Undersecretary Helberg, Stanford University, and all the university and business leaders who have worked so hard to make Foundry School possible.

“The United States must be a force for security and stability. The American people are rightly demanding an end to a perpetual cycle of war, and the Netanyahu government cannot maintain its current course. Therefore, while this amendment…

“Today, the Massie Amendment presents an unfortunate choice to the House. As one who is committed to a strong U.S.-Israel relationship and supportive of a two-state solution, I respect Leader Jeffries’ decisive proposals to achieve a just…

This is a win for North Dakota, a win for affordable and reliable power, and a step in the right direction for American energy security.

Against that backdrop, creating a federal repository of identifiable medical records—with no evidence of any limits on how that data may be used, shared, or repurposed—is deeply alarming.

The Commission is advancing this effort amid a broader pattern of the Trump administration seeking unprecedented access to Americans’ private data.

AI’s potential to reshape work is significant, and the stakes for workers are high: even a partial shift in how tasks are automated could affect millions of jobs across the economy, and workers have the necessary first-hand accounting of…

Eliminating these standards is not cutting red tape; it is cutting the safeguards that help our nation’s most vulnerable children succeed.

If the President cares about families at all, he needs to keep his hands off Head Start.

If enacted, this deregulation plan would fundamentally change how Head Start is run and jeopardize its ability to care for our children.

Donald Trump’s latest attack on Head Start would put yet another lifeline at risk for families who depend on it most.