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Congratulations to the 37 graduates of Nevada’s Certified Public Manager Program.

I want to be clear: my commitment to Nevada's educators isn't temporary, it's ongoing.

You are shaping the next generation of Nevadans, and the progress we are making as a state would not be possible without your tireless efforts.

Sound financial management is critical to ensuring our education system delivers for Nevada’s students.

We do not tolerate fraud in any form and will ensure Medicaid dollars are going to legitimate providers serving our citizens.

These perpetrators are a scourge on our healthcare system and drain valuable resources from Nevadans who need them most.

Nevada stands strong with our federal partners and is committed to taking all actions necessary to crack down on Medicaid provider fraud.

As drought conditions and water uncertainty continue to challenge the Colorado River Basin, investing in the long-term reliability and resilience of Hoover Dam is more important than ever.

I appreciate Secretary Burgum, the Department of the Interior, and the Bureau of Reclamation for working with Nevada to unlock these stranded funds so critical modernization projects can finally move forward.

Hoover Dam is one of the most important energy and water infrastructure assets in the American West, and these funds will help ensure it continues delivering reliable, affordable power for Nevada and the Southwest for years to come.

Our nation is facing an epidemic of antisemitism – year after year we are seeing unprecedented levels of antisemitic violence and harassment.

That’s why it’s critical that we allow mineral and metals depositories to exist outside of just the New York region, including in places like Nevada.

It’s our responsibility to make sure our students are as safe as possible. This commonsense bill would open up more funding for cities and towns across the country to make school bus routes safer.

Factors affecting student success extend well beyond the classroom.

Subscription traps have become an accepted inconvenience for American consumers.

This is about power, who holds it and what it’s used for.

But what corporate America also understands is that there will be a shift at some point.

This case is far from over.