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This proposed rule by the Trump administration is a good first step, and I will keep working with Secretary Burgum and my colleagues to see it through to full delisting.

Under Governor Newsom, Sacramento has decided it can dictate what Wyoming families drive and what equipment our small businesses use. That ends today.

California's climate zealots have run roughshod over the rest of the country for too long.

Wyoming’s ranchers, hunters and wildlife managers live with grizzly bears every day.

Analyses show that administrative overhead, insurer profit margins, and PBM-related practices account for a significant share of premium spending. Roughly 16 cents of every premium dollar goes to profits and administrative costs, making…

President Trump promised to return power to the states. Once again, he is keeping his promises.

For years, our tax dollars have funded research that experiments on children using treatments proven to cause irreversible harm. That ends today.

The One Big Beautiful Bill represents a victory for Wyoming families and our economy.

Wyoming has earned the right to manage what we helped recover. The science has said so for years.

It is time to delist the grizzly in our area and let science, not politics, dictate our wildlife policy.

When we refuse to delist recovered species, we send a dangerous message: that the ESA is not really about conservation at all, but about permanent federal control.

The science is unambiguous: this population is not only recovered but thriving and expanding beyond the boundaries of the Yellowstone region.

For far too long, federal bureaucrats who have never set foot on Wyoming lands have controlled decisions about our wildlife.

The same is true of protecting girls’ and women’s sports. Gallup has found 69 percent of Americans believe athletes should compete on teams that match their biological sex.

The struggle is, of course, a lot of Democrats are absolutely focused on one person, and that's President Trump.

Washington red tape makes it harder to expand broadband infrastructure on these lands. This results in higher costs and less internet access in rural areas.

My Stop Climate Shakedowns Act would stop activist-driven lawsuits to protect American jobs and energy security.

So they decided to turn to the courts.