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This legislation takes a straightforward approach, identifies suspicious student aid applications and ensures these applications are for who they say they are before dollars go out the door.

This bill builds on the good work already done by the Trump administration to protect taxpayer dollars and help safeguard the integrity of the student aid system by ensuring federal aid goes to real students.

I’m focused on making sure that I can continue to be productive.

It was a really tough feat. It was very difficult to get on that committee.

I’m giving an outsized voice to Utah.

My legislation takes a straightforward approach, identifies suspicious student aid applications and ensures these applications are for who they say they are before dollars go out the door.

My bill builds on the good work already done by the Trump administration to protect taxpayer dollars and help safeguard the integrity of the student aid system by ensuring federal aid goes to real students.

Americans have a right to manage their own health and choose treatments that are right for them, including homeopathic methods,” said Sen. Lee. “The current federal regulatory framework is designed around traditional pharmaceuticals, but…

I’m thrilled that this bill has generated strong bipartisan support and passed the House of Representatives today.

Parents shouldn’t be judged for doing what is best for their kids; we need to make things easier on American parents, not increasingly harder.

I can say confidently that the U.S. government has no business recognizing the Christianity of literally every other religious sect that worships Jesus Christ — with one exception.

I agree with this statement, and am grateful to [Secretary] Hegseth for correcting the error.

It is unacceptable for a government entity to characterize a faith in a manner that contradicts the religion's own foundational tenets.

It’s also just repugnant to any sense of decency, any sense of our common heritage and our common belief that the government needs to not weigh in on doctrinal disputes between various religious denominations.

I won’t speak for him, but I’m thrilled about where this is heading.

We’re most fortunate that President Trump (1) loves Latter-day Saints, and (2) is our commander in chief.

So I’m respectfully imploring the people at the Pentagon to reconsider this, not just reconsider but undo it.

It’s also just repugnant to any sense of decency, any sense of our common heritage and our common belief that the government needs to not weigh in on doctrinal disputes between various religious denominations.