This bipartisan legislation would take important steps to modernize the NRC's fee structure, study new opportunities for additional regulatory certainty.

Do you support States' ability to properly account for these attributes?

Mr. Speaker, this weekend, I was grateful to lead nine of our colleagues in the House of Representatives on a congressional delegation to Jerusalem for the opening of the U.S. Embassy with Ambassador David Friedman, Ivanka Trump, and Jared…

Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the gentleman from Texas, and I want to invite all Members of Congress to join the Sportsmen's Caucus. It is not just about hunting and fishing. It is about access to outdoor property that we own as taxpayers…

It is time for this nation to follow the law, which is Yucca Mountain. Open Yucca Mountain up and let's get this waste out of South Carolina and out of Hanford and out of Idaho and out of Oak Ridge.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today as the chairman of the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus, and it is the largest bipartisan and bicameral caucus in the United States Congress. Every year we have an annual congressional shootout, which consists of…

For States that have a Department of Energy cleanup site, the disposal of radioactive waste is a top priority.

Madam President, I appreciate being recognized. I am going to talk about a budget proposal by my colleague from Kentucky, Senator Paul. To those who want to balance our budget and get us out of debt, count me in. How do we do that? I would…

I think completely--the idea that you would completely identify--I mean eliminate any sort of unique identifier is just not practical.

That's why I first introduced my Investing In Opportunity Act, or IIOA, and why I worked hard to ensure it was included in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Because of tax reform, millions of Americans have seen increases in benefits wages or bonuses.

Unemployment rates are at 3.9 percent; a million folks have come back to the workforce; wages are up 2.9 percent over last year.

We're in the middle of the third largest economic expansion since 1854; yes, 1854, and by the time we're done, it will be the second longest economic expansion.

In large part, because of the tax cuts in jobs, our economy is booming.

Opportunity Zones, on the other hand, will bring 'the best possible mix of investments in new and expanding businesses, infrastructure and energy projects, commercial real estate, affordable housing and more.'

Opportunity Zones hold the promise of flexible, innovative solutions.

Record revenues entered our Treasury in April.

African-American unemployment is the lowest record in four decades, since they started taking notes in 1972; 800,000 new jobs have been created since the passage of this legislation.