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Every time I’m in WNC, people ask me to make sure that they’re not forgotten. I’d ask my colleagues in Washington and Raleigh to send them a clear message that we’re with them by passing additional funding for disaster recovery,
For that reason,” Budd continued, “I will vote against any supplemental appropriations package that does not include additional funding for Western North Carolina.
Every time I’m in WNC, people ask me to make sure that they’re not forgotten.
For that reason, I will vote against any supplemental appropriations package that does not include additional funding for Western North Carolina.
Nearly two years since Hurricane Helene ravaged our state, debris still clogs waterways.
It sounds like a good idea to me. We should.
If drones are going to play a central role in national security, public safety, and critical infrastructure, America needs to be able to build them here at home," Harrigan said.
One of the clearest lessons from Ukraine is that drones are no longer a niche capability; they're a foundational part of modern warfare," Harrigan said.
Here in the United States, we've allowed China to dominate much of the global drone market while American agencies continue relying on systems built by companies tied to the Chinese Communist Party," Harrigan said in a statement to Fox…
I know there’s frustration over the SAVE America Act passage, but we simply don’t have the votes because we’re not gonna nuke the filibuster, so it’s more a matter of how do we move forward.
I don’t know why you’re holding a bill that’s ready for signature hostage over a bill that will never pass in this Congress. It makes no sense.
What freaking parallel universe did I just wake up in?
I’d like to think a $15 million membrane could withstand a pocket knife.
This EPA, which has already weakened protections against chemicals like GenX, is now allowing polluters to pick and choose how and where they'll fix their contamination — leaving North Carolina with no guarantees.