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Broadband is one of those tools that if we don't have it, we're not a participant in the broader market out there.

There's no crumbling infrastructure because we haven't built it yet.

We are looking to develop a more fulsome proposal for our Alaska marine highway system.

It's not just about access, it's then affordability.

I continue the reading of the letter from Birmingham jail: You may well ask: ``Why direct action? Why sit ins, marches and so forth? Isn't negotiation a better path?'' You are quite right in calling for negotiation. Indeed, this is the…

Historically, pandemics have been very hard on our Native peoples.

We do not intend to compromise the funding of those cutters.

Naghe nduninyu, in the Koyukon Athabaskan language, this means welcome, or even better, precious you came.

The biggest thing we need to do to combat the variants is increase vaccination.

This lack of basic resources, what most of us take for granted, but this, we certainly believe, helped produce or certainly added to the cause of more than 13,000 American Indians and Alaska Natives who tested positive for coronavirus in…

We got a lot of fish, but we don't have a lot of workers, and so we have been challenged year over year as it relates to gaining adequate workers.

the fish don't really care what we're doing back here in Washington and what our timeline is

We must ensure that our tribal nations have the resources they need to combat this virus.

We certainly have much more that we need to do there.

I believe in statehood. I believe in Jenniffer's bill. I think it is time... Let's have the vote. Let's become a state, the 51st state.

We believe H.R. 1884, otherwise known as the 'Save Oak Flat Act,' would cause irreparable harm to the economy of Arizona's Copper Corridor.

The American public is finally starting to understand a truth long known to those in our industry: Our Nation cannot achieve its clean energy goals without copper.