Mr. Speaker, I yield 3 minutes to the gentlewoman from New York (Ms. Malliotakis).

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. I will note that new laws will not keep guns from criminals any more than the current ones that we have. This legislation does not defund schools. I think there is a disconnect from…

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself the balance of my time. We face another week of big legislation under consideration for a vote on the House floor to better the lives of everyday Americans. Both the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in…

So, do you agree that the Ticketmaster-Live Nation merger has ended up harming consumers, and if so, how?

I rise today to speak in favor of The Small Business Contracting Transparency Act.

During the Trump administration, our government adopted the principle of one in, two out by repealing two regulations for every new one introduced.

The Small Business Administration is charged with ensuring that only eligible firms are participating in the women-owned small business contracting program.

Delays in certifying or recertifying procedures can have devastating consequences for these entrepreneurs.

It is also very refreshing to hear from the perspective of an economist with roots in the labor movement.

By supporting the Small Business Contracting Transparency Act, you will not only provide valuable assistance to small businesses but also ensure accountability and effectiveness in the administration of these programs.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in remembrance of Deb Slatten who tragically passed away recently. Deb served honorably for both the Carlton County Sheriff's Office and St. Louis County Sheriff's Office for 36 years, eventually retiring as a…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to celebrate the exceptional achievement of Dance City, a local dance team based in north Minneapolis, for their remarkable victory at Starpower National Talent Competition. The dedication, talent, and hard work…

I guess I would turn to you, Mr. Brooks. You talked about advocating for creating ways to help people identify AI-created content.

But we are also going to have to look at, I would say, banning some of this content.

I truly appreciate.

We need to ensure that our policies reflect the needs of Native peoples.

But we are also going to have to look at, I would say, banning some of this content.

A recent study by Northwestern predicted that one third of the U.S. newspapers that existed roughly 2 decades ago will be gone by 2025.