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I suggest the absence of a quorum. The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The clerk will call the roll. The legislative clerk proceeded to call the roll. (Ms. HIRONO assumed the Chair.)

This proposal, introduced by me and others this Congress on a bipartisan, bicameral basis, would establish a National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform.

The only measure cited as positive, year-over-year deficit improvement, is meaningless against a baseline of necessary but actual record COVID deficit spending.

The TRUST Act would take steps to secure the endangered species of Social Security and Medicare.

How do we return to a fiscally and, yes, thus economically and socially sustainable path?

Mahalo, Congressman Palazzo for organizing this Special Order to celebrate the achievements of the National Guard across the Nation. I am proud to be co-leading the bipartisan National Guard and Reserve Caucus with you this year. I am here…

Today, just like I did 1 year ago to this day, I rise with extraordinary pride to congratulate the 2022 NCAA Men's Volleyball National Champions, the University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. This past Saturday our Hawaii Rainbows defended…

I rise today to introduce the Expanding America's Pacific Diplomatic Presence Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation that seeks to deepen our diplomatic relations with Pacific Island countries and territories. I am thankful to Senator …

I want as many vouchers out there as possible, but if we are just pushing out vouchers, and we don't have the throughput...

In my humble opinion, the United States Army does not need this land for training.

I think it's time that Makua Valley be returned to the State of Hawaii and its people.

Returning the land back to the people of Hawaii is a necessary right to correct a historic wrong.

The military promised to return the land back to its rightful owners 6 months after World War II, but that promise was never kept.

Some of the arguments against more housing come from the Jim Crow Era of racist exclusion.

I am not sure I have ever heard something so blunt from a Cabinet Secretary, and it is really refreshing.