Survival benefits belong to children, not the government.

We’ve done a lot of ceremonial signings. But I’d say, of any bill that’s gone through the session this year, this one probably has caught as much attention as any.

This law strengthens Indiana schools cellphone policies so students can focus.

Constant distraction affects learning, behavior, attention and mental health.

Students should have the school days built around learning, reading, discussion, face to face interaction.

There’s always next year, where you can look at something like that to see if it makes sense.

I’m going to trust the secretary of education, the boards that weigh into it. And to me, I’m always going to error on the side of more accountability, not less.

We must honor them with our actions--rejecting misinformation, upholding the integrity of our elections, and ensuring no one is above the law.

I am proud to reintroduce the Justice for Shireen Act today.

I am proud to reintroduce the Justice for Shireen Act today.

We must ensure no taxpayer dollars contribute to human rights violations or anyone's death--most especially an American abroad.

injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

As Members of Congress, we have a duty to protect Americans reporting abroad.

I hope my colleagues will join me in calling for justice and accountability for Shireen Abu Akleh.

Our voices are being drowned out by other states that exploit the redistricting process for their own leftist gains.

I would argue that the Democrats have been doing this much longer than Republicans have, and President Trump has just finally shown the Republican Party how to fight back and play the same game.

Hoosiers deserve to have fair representation in Washington and now the General Assembly needs to deliver a 9-0 map which will help level the playing field.

Unfortunately, there’s a lot of truth to what Marjorie had to say.