There should be no swap where we exchange convicted Cuban spies like Ana Montes, or Kendall Myers for these fugitives as...
The climate that we are in calls for greater attention.
Let me again offer my deepest sympathy to the Dallas Police Department and to the families who have lost loved ones thro...
The reason I say that is because there are a number of intrusions that I am concerned about and I want to discuss some l...
Mr. Snowden was lodged somewhere in the back corners of a Hawaii office building.
I think that Snowden has to be one of the most severe and outrageous responses or actions that we had in security.
This is complicated, and we are grateful that you bring your own experience and scholarship to this.
The fact is that we need to start talking about permanent solutions that comprehensively address the long-standing issue...
I also think we need to seriously talk about finally adequately funding IHS, which includes exempting IHS and its progra...
I want to thank our colleague, Rep. Noem, for shining a light on the concerns at IHS, and bringing this legislation forw...
Practices are changing. I thought your opening statement hit the nail right on the head...
I cannot go anywhere in Indiana and talk to hospital administrators or others without this issue coming up...
The recent events in Orlando, Paris and San Bernardino remind us of the very real threat of mass casualty events.
A recent Institute of Medicine report released just last week estimates that one in five trauma deaths may be preventabl...
One in five trauma deaths may be preventable or, in other words, about 30,000 people might be saved every year.
Trauma is the number-one cause of productive life years lost, greater than cancer or heart disease.
We will hear from witnesses on ways to address our trauma and emergency medical systems.
One of our main challenges in addressing emergency and trauma care is leadership.