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We need to invest in the Coast Guard's capabilities, ensuring it has the resources, personnel, and equipment to address emerging threats and demands.

I plan to introduce the House version of the Access to Capital Creates Economic Strength and Supports Rural America Act.

Again, Mr. Mueller indicted or got guilty pleas from 34 people and three companies.

The melting Arctic presents new challenges and opportunities as well.

By embracing emerging technologies such as unmanned systems and renewable energy resources, we can enhance the Coast Guard's capabilities while reducing our environmental impact.

Mr. Durham, I think you were given an impossible task by Attorney General Bill Barr.

Access to high-speed internet is essential to participating in the economy, including telehealth and telework.

The Coast Guard needs the necessary tools, authorities, and resources to address these challenges.

You can't attend online school if you don't have internet.

It is just important that we take a look at the impacts of hospital consolidation on people's health and medical cost.

We know that access to high-speed internet is essential to participating in the economy, including telehealth and telework.

We must have transparency, and we must be assured that these taxpayer dollars are not being funneled to the Chinese.

Unfortunately, President Biden's rush-to-green agenda puts China more firmly in control of our energy supply.

We don't want Chinese companies getting American taxpayer money to create more Chinese jobs and Chinese technology.

We should all be proud that America is the leader, the leader in clean, renewable energy.

The Coast Guard must continue to prioritize innovation and the development of cutting-edge technologies.

A recent report by the New York Times found that areas with the highest rate of hospital consolidation had prices go up between 11 and 54 percent.