The reports about the alleged affair are, 'baseless'.

The Schumer shutdown is proving, once again, that the U.S. Senate is broken. The House did its job and voted to keep the government open. Now both Republicans and Democrats in the Senate need to do their job, too. Unfortunately, because of…

Anyone who believes in human rights should support giving care to every infant born alive, even after an abortion attempt. This bill ensures that any child who is born as the result of an attempted abortion--a child who is literally…

I rise today to discuss two important issues: keeping our government running and protecting an important tool in the fight against the opioid epidemic. I know how strong the Presiding Officer is on that as well. Today we face a deadline to…

I rise to talk about an issue that is very important to Hoosiers: protecting our unborn children. Right now, Hoosiers from across the State of Indiana are traveling to Washington, DC, to take part in tomorrow's March for Life. This annual…

After a 2-year delay, one of the worst parts of ObamaCare went back into effect at the first of this year. The medical device tax prevents Indiana companies from innovating, expanding, and hiring. This tax was created when ObamaCare was…

I thank the gentleman for his tireless efforts on behalf of the unborn. Mr. Speaker, our Nation was founded on the universal principle that all people have a God-given right to life. ``All'' includes every single human being, regardless of…

There have been a number of reports that the United States is among the easiest countries to create anonymous shell companies in.

my colleagues and I are on the Senate floor tonight on behalf of the hundreds of thousands of Americans whose pensions are at serious risk. For generations, there has been an expectation in our country that if you worked hard and earned a…

Like so many of the parts of the country, the opioid epidemic has affected my district in Indiana.

Unfortunately, last year a dear friend of mine, a doctor in my district, was murdered for refusing to prescribe opioids.

They would like to have access to more data so they know, and they are a little bit less at risk on, you know, falling into some kind of a doctor-shopping kind of a network.

I thank the chairman for yielding. I rise in strong support of this bill which includes a provision identical to the legislation that I have been cosponsoring the last two Congresses, H.R. 986, the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act. I also want…

This radical and oppressive regime in Tehran is not only failing to respect the human rights of their own people...

for the past decade, health policy, unfortunately, has proven to be one of the most bitterly partisan issues. It doesn't have to be this way. I want to take a few minutes to discuss some health-related issues that Congress left unfinished…

I think that--I would just point out that the foundation would be the National Security Strategy, which speaks to this very issue.

I just want to make sure, in light of the increasing severity of this crisis, do you commit to me and to this committee as well that you will make battling the opioid epidemic one of your top priorities?

the first U.S. national security interest you mention is supporting the U.N.-led efforts towards a negotiated cessation of hostilities and a comprehensive peace agreement in Yemen.