Typically they are targeting Black, Brown, and immigrant communities, poor communities, groups that have long suffered from housing discrimination.

I very much appreciated your testimony, as you reviewed some of the history of the illegal land transfers which is, of course, as you pointed out, part of the long legacy of taking land from the Ojibwe people in this place that is now…

The stories that I have heard are heartbreaking and enraging, families targeted, and exploited because of their religion and their inability to get access to a traditional mortgage.

I think one of the things that we learned from the pandemic is the threats that we have when we do not have onshored manufacturing of so many things, including antibiotics.

This is the American dream, and it is also the way that most people build wealth and grow a safe, secure life.

Everyone wants a safe, decent place to call home. Without this, nothing in your life works--not your job, your health, your education, your family, not anything.

Today, coal still supplies over 20 percent of America's electricity, and remains the primary power source in many parts of the world, including Asia.

These changes, though technical, are crucial for implementing the existing law and to fulfill our goal and our trust and treaty responsibilities of restoring illegally taken lands to Leech Lake.

But we are also going to have to look at, I would say, banning some of this content, because even a label or a watermark--it is not going to help the artist or the candidate if everyone thinks it is them and it is not.

The seller keeps everything, and the person who has been paying in does not have any opportunity for any kind of redress at all.

So I want to just start out by clarifying a bit about what is happening here with these contracts-for-deed.

We need to improve access to education about infection prevention measures like vaccines and handwashing.

Well, I think one of the things that we learned from the pandemic is the threats that we have when we do not have onshored manufacturing of so many things, including antibiotics.

We need to take a comprehensive and holistic approach.

We need to be investing in the development and manufacturing of new antibiotics in a market that isn't broken.

You cannot have balloon payments. You cannot have rapidly increasing monthly payments that basically price people out of an ability to own their own home.

We saw here a demonstrable crack in Vladimir Putin's strength. We saw visible rejection of his war policy by someone who had been an ally and now had turned into insubordination, taking over a city of a million people, marching his troops…

to the extent that we are able to pursue policies that strengthen the labor market, that contribute to the resiliency of the labor market, it seems as if that should help to mitigate the negative impacts on the labor market that rising…