The Museum of *American* History has no major exhibits dedicated to *America’s* founding.

But we have a plan to protect our ports and people, to build and launch a new fleet, manned by Americans mariners, flying the Stars and Stripes.

It’s not going to cost us anything in the sense that we’ve got reserves that are there for that intended purpose.

These investments will strengthen Indiana’s infrastructure, improve safety, support commerce and help communities prepare for future growth.

Neither of these situations are inevitable, but we must act now to rebuild America’s rusted Maritime Industrial Base and end our reliance on Chinese-flagged vessels.

We have a strong champion in President Trump, whose Maritime Action Plan is consistent with our bill, mobilizing the whole of government to restore America’s maritime dominance.

I am leading a bipartisan coalition in Congress that clearly sees the grave risks to our people and economy.

This is not merely a hypothetical question, but a possibility America’s leaders must prepare for.

From modernizing critical bridges and freight facilities to improving major transportation corridors, these projects will benefit Hoosiers for decades to come while keeping Indiana’s transportation network strong and our economy growing.

When steel and concrete basically went up 50%, that means you’re getting a whole lot less now due to the inflation that’s still impacting it.

I appreciate Secretary Duffy’s partnership in helping make these investments possible.

I want healthy utilities, and I want dependable generation. … Ratepayers, though, have got to be involved in that equation, not just given lip service.

Hoosiers deserve a system that offers support in challenging times but also requires individuals who are able to contribute to take meaningful responsibility for their own progress.

Truly Treasure in Heaven to see this godly man of faith set free.

Prohibiting members of Congress from leveraging their positions of public trust for personal enrichment would go a long way.

In a divided America, this could unify America.

Drones continue to be critical for the Hoosier ag industry, and Indiana’s new UAS test site will help ensure our drone ecosystem meets the industry’s growing needs.

These savings will carry us through the heavy travel time of summer, across the Fourth of July and beyond.