Hindu nationalism is on an out-of-control rampage in India!

I was disturbed by recent reports that there has been renewed violence against Christians in India.

Lady Lyda is very proud of her family and their accomplishments.

In her capacity as a church and community leader Lady Lyda has served in various capacities: Twenty-four years as the secretary of the Official Board and Church Conference; secretary for the Senior Citizens Club, Lay Leadership, Church…

For more than sixty years, this congressionally-created monstrosity has penalized taxpayers and the most efficient companies while crushing the dreams of the most willing workers.

Mrs. Lyda Lee Williams Saunders Whyte or Lady Lyda, the title bestowed on her by the pastors of the Brooklyn's Bridge Street A.M.E. Church, is a valiant community and church leader.

Leotta exhibited a true entrepreneurial spirit by continuing her seamstress business, while working full time during the day.

I would like you and my colleagues from both sides of the aisle to join me in a standing ovation for Ms. Leotta Howell Gittens.

When her daughter, a professional musician, performed she was adorned in her mother's creations.

She is a woman whose passion filled life serves as an example to us all.

I hope that this Congress does not continue to ignore this growing national problem.

I am encouraged by recent efforts by the Department of Agriculture and the Environmental Protection Agency to address pollution from animal feedlots.

Today I introduced legislation to address the most important source of water pollution facing our country--polluted runoff.

Farm SAFE will require large livestock operations to do their part to reduce water pollution.

The bill improves water quality monitoring, recordkeeping and reporting so that the public knows which CAFOs are polluting.

Farm SAFE is very similar to legislation that I introduced last Congress.

This legislation will restore confidence that we can swim and fish in our streams and rivers without getting sick.

Water quality in California's San Joaquin Valley has been degraded by unregulated discharges of waste from dairy farms.