I think the American people should take some relief in that.

I rise to address a public health issue that has left in its wake a trail of tragedy and shattered life. The suicide epidemic has touched all sectors of our society, but the problem is particularly acute among LGBT who have experienced…

If this bill was passed, would each of those have a better say in those types of situations?

If we were to open up this process so that those who have offshore would have greater say in how those offshore waters are developed at the same time you allow states that are onshore to have greater say on how public lands, Federal lands…

There were five Atlantic Coast governors that sent me a letter that said: We reject this legislation that disregards the wishes of the citizens of our state.

I just want to treat all states equally and fairly, including Louisiana. And that is not happening right now.

As evidenced by the opposition from virtually every elected county, state, and Federal official, the state of Utah strongly opposes any unilateral monument designation within our state.

Did the mayors of Blanding and Monticello have a concern about the designation of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah?

One of the things this bill does do is try to make sure that information goes out there so states can make a wise decision.

Isn't it somewhat frustrating to think that people who want to drive their cars to work, want to air condition their homes, want to air condition the tourist hotels that are attracting people don't really care about where that energy to…

I think the best use of our resources to ensure that the Iranian people are as aware as possible of the decisions being taken by their regime...

The prevalence of suicide, especially among LGBT teens, is a serious problem that requires national attention. No one should feel less because of their gender identity or because of their orientation. They deserve our unwavering love and…

if you have got a cost for the government that is relatively low and if it is accurate to say that some huge swath of U.S. Government-owned spectrum--say 60 percent--is allocated to a U.S. Government agency, that is a recipe for a certain…

They pay a fee, and one could argue that it is smaller than what they would pay if they were, say, a private, for-profit business enterprise.

Federal agencies pay a pretty small fee for their use of spectrum. Is that right?

As you are aware, there are a lot of opportunities for innovation in our economy that relate to the allocation of spectrum.

Congress, it seems to me, as the lawmaking organ of the Federal Government has a responsibility to make sure that these resources are managed effectively.

I support this policy and agree that strong IP protections are critical to the health and sustainability of the digital marketplace.