Including lasers?
Last year, the Congress directed NNSA to establish the infrastructure modernization initiative in order to reduce the backlog of deferred ma...
the administration's intent to rapidly pursue Stockpile Responsiveness Program established by Congress, and this is something that I am very...
DOD requested the reprogramming of 2017 funding of more than $400 million to counter the North Korean missile threat.
This is an incredibly important and timely discussion given the increasing missile threats facing our Nation.
I hope you will continue to keep Congress informed on that to make sure we are meeting the objectives that were laid out by Congress.
In terms of the out-years, can you give us some idea of the scale of investment that we are looking at here?
We have not made sufficient progress towards a responsive nuclear infrastructure.
I was very, very happy to see that Nebraska received a $25 million TIGER Grant for the Lincoln South Beltway Project.
Knowing that those resources are going to be there, that we don't have to depend on a grant to be able to take care of those roads and bridg...
I think it is an absolute necessity that we preserve Arlington National Cemetery for those killed in action or the line of duty.
I feel like it--doesn't do justice to those 10, 20, 30, 50 years from now.
Since my first day in Congress I have worked with my Senate colleagues to promote policies that enable our ag producers to prosper, while al...
The bill before us today, the Fair Agricultural Reporting Method, or the FARM Act, would provide greater certainty for ag producers.
Thank you, Chairman Rounds and Ranking Member Booker, for convening today's legislative hearing on important bipartisan legislation that wou...
Do you agree with the NPR's assessment that the 'escalate to de-escalate' strategy reflects Russian doctrine?
If we could gear this back to some worldwide threats that we're facing as a country.
I see them as being able to stretch current tax dollars so we can move forward with infrastructure projects.
