This National Police Week, we honor the unwavering commitment and dedication of our law enforcement officers, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Our young students work night and day to earn their spot on campus. Zero federal student aid should go towards ghost students who are stealing money from Americans.

Bad actors steal student aid funds and never pay them back—meanwhile actual students pay the price when they aren’t allowed to take the courses needed to graduate.

American jobs should be going to Americans.

"They need more power at the local level — a little bit too much bureaucracy."

It’s a day to honor these fallen heroes and reflect on their sacrifice.

the state did not intentionally discriminate against Black residents and should be allowed to hold elections this year under a map chosen by lawmakers, not judges.

If you do anything to put a law enforcement officer in harm’s way, your butt needs to be thrown in jail.

Speaker Pelosi spearheaded the true January 6th insurrection. This has all been proven to be true.

I’m glad to see the Trump administration is working overtime to deport the millions of criminals who came here illegally during the Biden administration.

Coming to this country is a privilege, not a right. If you hate this country and refuse to assimilate, we do not want you here.

It’s increasingly clear that the Radical Left doesn’t believe in law and order and will do anything to stop the law from being enforced.

The Deep State infiltrated the crowd with ANTIFA and intelligent community members who would instigate trouble and massive chaos.

They were fathers, sons, husbands, brothers, and friends—but to us, they’re American heroes. We owe them our full gratitude.

"I’m going to complain again. Another complaint here. But I but I said this last time, you know, my VAs are telling me they’re having a tough time getting records from Community Care."

January 6th, 2021 was my first day here on the job in the United States Senate. Let’s be clear of what happened that day.

The only person who died that day on January 6th was Ashley Babbitt, an unarmed Air Force veteran who was shot that day in this very building.

Cybersecurity threats are one of the most significant risks currently affecting the safety and security of our most sensitive information.