I was so disappointed to see President Trump and his administration roll back President Obama's actions on Cuba.

I am proud to represent a vibrant Cuban community in the State of Rhode Island.

I am here this evening to commemorate the passing of a remarkable individual. I only met her once when I went over to speak at a gathering of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. But on March 16, at the age of 85, Her…

I hope very much that that will be seen as a welcome step by the administration and one that we can try to meet and match.

I worry in this context that the steel-aluminum arrangement that you are working on gets proposed as an alternative and is used as a stick.

I hope very much that that will be seen as a welcome step by the administration and one that we can try to meet and match.

I worry in this context that the steel-aluminum arrangement that you are working on gets proposed as an alternative and is used as a stick.

We are trying to electrify our transit system. We have a statewide system. I think we might be unique in the country.

for the Committee on Armed Services I report favorably the following nomination lists which were printed in the Records on the dates indicated, and ask unanimous consent, to save the expense of reprinting on the Executive Calendar that…

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, Mr. Secretary, for joining us today. As you probably know, Rhode Island is the leader in offshore wind energy in the country.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, Mr. Secretary, for joining us today. As you probably know, Rhode Island is the leader in offshore wind energy in the country.

Quonset State Airport is very critical both to commercial travel and our National Guard.

We are trying to electrify our transit system. We have a statewide system. I think we might be unique in the country.

Quonset State Airport is very critical both to commercial travel and our National Guard.

It matters a lot to us in Rhode Island, and I suspect in Massachusetts as well, and I suspect Delaware as well, as downwind States.

I think also from your experience as a state regulator, you know that one of the most frustrating things is to go to a regulatory agency, and because they are understaffed, underfunded, they are not able to respond to a request for permit…

The way that I have described this is that climate change causes weather anomalies, and those anomalies make events harder to predict.

There is no chance in the world that the aluminum and steel arrangement will create anything like the emissions reductions of a proper carbon border tariff.