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This budget provides an additional $8.3 million for pay raises, overtime pay, and the hiring of new officers at our state law enforcement and criminal justice agencies.

This budget provides $88 million for the preservation and conservation of historic, pristine, or significant properties across the State.

To address the high demand for skills, training, and knowledge, this budget once again provides $95 million for the South Carolina Workforce Industry Needs Scholarships (SC WINS) program at our State’s technical colleges.

This year’s budget marks the seventh consecutive year that the General Assembly has agreed with my proposal to freeze in-state college tuition.

This budget once again provides funds for the Education Scholarship Trust Fund.

This budget adopts my recommendation to expand the program in private providers where there are slots available to children whose annual family income is 300% or less of the federal poverty guidelines.

These law enforcement officers stand on the front lines to keep children safe so that they can learn and grow.

I have made raising teacher pay a priority, and working together, we have now fulfilled my pledge to pay every starting teacher at least $50,000.

The cuts to individual income taxes are substantial.

South Carolina is stronger, safer, and more prosperous than it was ten years ago, and people across the country have taken notice.

Cirkla's choice to build their packaging solutions facility in the heart of one of Georgia's strongest export hubs is a testament to our state's logistics capabilities and assets.

My goal is straightforward, Nevada should be one of the best places in the country to start, operate, and grow a business.

From the beginning of my administration, I have been clear that government should protect the public without creating unnecessary barriers for Nevada’s families and businesses.

The greatest risk facing college athletics today is not any single controversy, court decision, or headline. The greatest threat to college sports is inaction.

The Keep Our Communities Safe Act of 2026 will help ensure that dangerous illegal immigrants remain in custody while their immigration proceedings are pending, strengthening public safety, supporting law enforcement and helping keep North…

The federal government’s first responsibility is protecting the American people. Criminal illegal aliens who have been ordered removed should never be released into our communities because of a court-created loophole.

People who are in the United States illegally and have removal orders shouldn’t be released simply because their home country refuses to take them back.

Violent illegal aliens are criminals who should be deported, not released from detention centers. Our bill will ensure illegal aliens stay in detention centers until their deportation date to keep Arkansans safe.