So even I leave a State where my exchange was, or my marketplace, I guess is the new term, I will have some flexibility ...
If they haven't had any previous tax returns, for instance----
I have raised a number of concerns about Japan's entry into the trade talks until they open their markets, particularly ...
But, I mean, amongst all the mining countries, we are apparently very slow in our process.
I am just concerned that there is a political part to the fast-tracking of favorite projects by someone in the Departmen...
We never at any point during this debate have approved the type of unchecked sweeping surveillance of United States citi...
This is unsustainable. It is outrageous and must be stopped immediately.
Over the past decade, the Members of this Committee have vigorously debated the proper balance between our safety and ou...
If only relevant conversations can be secured under Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act, then why on earth would we find now ...
I maintain that the Fourth Amendment, to be free from unreasonable search and seizure, means that this metadata collecte...
And more chilling now than anything is the fact that they have got information through phone numbers, which can easily b...
This has been a very important hearing, and I wanted to begin by asking Professor Martin about the decision by Justice A...
I think I am more concerned about the collection legality than I am about the uses to which it is put.
I am committed, like most of my colleagues here, to seeing to it that we work towards a proper bipartisan solution to th...
The American people deserve a response to the NECC outbreak so that we can ensure that this never happens again.
I have long believed that we must provide agencies like FDA with the necessary authorities and researchers and resources...
It is clear to me that Food and Drug needs strong and clear authority over compounding pharmacies, which it now lacks.
I appreciate that we've had a industry that's dominated, we've incentivized it, talking about picking winners and losers...
