It just isn't adding up.

I think that this White House, its behavior, is consistent with trying to cover-up something that happened.

It is clear that left unhindered, the scale and the sophistication of the Iranian missile program will only grow, and it is incumbent on this Congress to act decisively to halt its progress.

Despite the nuclear deal, Iran's behavior has not changed.

We need Iran and those that seek to supply it with the technology or know-how to know that we will bring down sanctions so crippling on them that they will have to think twice about developing its ballistic missile program.

This is about China.

Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong opposition to S.J. Res. 34. This is just the latest attempt from our Republican colleagues to use the Congressional Review Act to gut critical protections for American consumers. The internet is increasingly…

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman from Colorado for yielding me this time. Mr. Speaker, Russia attacked our democracy this past election. I urge my colleagues to defeat the previous question and for all of us to get to the business of…

It is critical that we accelerate deployment of the Next Generation 911, 9-1-1, because it could improve access to emergency services for so many Americans, like people with disabilities and victims of domestic violence.

Mr. Speaker, there is still time for Republicans and Democrats in this House to unite. There is still time for us to uphold that solemn duty to ensure that we always put our public safety and our sacred democracy first. The best way to do…

Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the leadership of Ms. Waters. It goes on for many years in this particular area and beyond. Progress can be made. I am just going to take 2 seconds here to show the funding levels for cancer, almost $5\1/2\…

Thank you so very much, Mr. Cohen, for your personal story and the effect of research not being available to you in your early childhood and the result of that. We know that all across the United States there are issues that are out there…

Mr. Speaker, let's move to the other side of the continent. Let's talk about the view from New Jersey. I yield to the gentlewoman from New Jersey (Mrs. Watson Coleman).

Mr. Speaker, we are going to talk about our health, not about last week's legislation and the effort to change the Affordable Care Act but rather about another part of the health of the American public. The most remarkable proposal came…

Mr. Speaker, I thank Mr. Peters for his comments. His knowledge and expertise in this field is appreciated and, I am sure when shared with the other Members of this House, will have a positive result. Mr. Peters said something toward the…

Mr. Speaker, the gentlewoman from New Jersey pointed out a very important thing here, and that is: When will we get real about this? It is my understanding that many of these budget cuts, the National Institutes of Health and others, were…

Mr. Speaker, I thank Mr. Raskin so very much. And, indeed, the National Institutes of Health has a stellar representative, as do the American people, and certainly the people of Maryland. As he told his own personal story of one of the…

Mr. Speaker, I thank Mr. Polis for yielding and for your leadership on this issue. This resolution would overturn rules that protect a consumer's privacy, and they would be a handout to internet service providers: Comcast, Verizon, AT&T…