House Resolution 607 provides for consideration of H.R. 3043, the Hydropower Policy Modernization Act of 2017, and H.R. 3441, the Save Local Business Act. H.R. 3043 would modernize Federal regulatory permitting processes for the licensing…

today I wish to pay tribute to an Alabamian who has spent more than two decades in public service, Peggi Hanrahan. Many people in Washington, DC, know Peggi as the executive assistant and gatekeeper to the former Alabama Senator, Jeff…

I thank my colleague for yielding, and I rise to extend my support for this rule and the underlying legislation. This legislation funds critical, bipartisan health programs that help keep our communities healthy. Mr. Speaker, I have long…

I would like to start by saying I am heartbroken and shocked by the terror attack in New York this week. This atrocious act of hatred and violence has no place in this country, and we must make it clear that we will not stand for it. I…

I did not and I'm not aware of anyone else that did. And I don't believe it happened.

I did not and I'm not aware of anyone else that did. And I don't believe it happened.

If we do not, we will see what we can do to slow the process down, because the Bank is still corporate welfare.

I believe that the Export-Import Bank is now rampant with corporate cronyism, corruption, and unaccountability.

Some would like you to believe that the Export-Import Bank solely helps small businesses. This is simply not the case.

Latest estimates indicate that the Export-Import Bank finances only 2 percent of total U.S. exports.

In addition, we are all familiar with the case, up here, of the Export-Import loan officer who accepted bribes for approving unqualified loan applications.

I believe that Mr. Garrett is a man of principle. I worked with him when he was on the Banking Committee.

I have long held reservations about the Export-Import Bank operating in its current form.

Yes, Trump brings a lot of this on himself.

Today's announcement is welcome news for all red snapper anglers in the Gulf of Mexico.

I have long believed that the best way--one of the best ways for the SEC to do these things is to conduct a thorough cost-benefit analysis on all rulemaking.

If you look at politics across the country, it is mean, it's small, it's petty and it's personal.

If you do not, won't the market get ahead of the regulators?