Public lands are central to who we are as Idahoans and our way of life.

One-size-fits-all federal heating standards prevent small businesses and farmers from appropriately protecting the people they employ.

I applaud this group for their good work and their commitment to serving Idaho!

Rural counties across Idaho depend on the Secure Rural Schools program.

Idaho is the poster child for how effective, active forest management improves forest health, supports conservation, and reduces the risk of catastrophic wildfire.

The concentration of precious metal depositories in a single region has left Idahoans at a disadvantage.

Pregnancy centers are often an important lifeline for mothers and growing families.

This is a personal tragedy and our hearts go out to the family.

As chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Sen. Crapo is in a position to advance the ASAP Act.

Idaho families can be confident that this law is fully in effect and will remain so.

Supporting early detection aligns with both.

Thank you for the confidence you have placed in me in this greatest state in the greatest nation for another four years.

Our work ahead is critical, and I will never stop fighting to protect Idaho’s way of life.

Those values are grit, which is working hard and doing more with less, and never quitting until the job is done.

My top priorities were improving affordability, American energy independence and reforming legal immigration for the farm workforce.

My top priorities are energy independence, election security policy, and facilitating more local control of public lands.

We will continue to stand for lower taxes, reign in government, invest in what matters most, and defend the enduring values that have kept Idaho strong for generations.

Mr. Speaker, the foundation of this Nation was not laid in silence, but in prayer, praise, and thanksgiving. As we approach the 250th birthday of America, we reflect on the courageous actions of 56 men who came together in Philadelphia in…