I am a little frustrated when everybody says no to everything, but there is some legitimacy in the complaints.

We believe H.R. 1884, otherwise known as the 'Save Oak Flat Act,' would cause irreparable harm to the economy of Arizona's Copper Corridor.

When he championed his amendments to the Violence Against Women Act, Congressman Young urged Congress to embrace an Alaska solution to an Alaska problem resulting from Alaska's unique history.

The thing that is slowing us down is the regulator, who has not caught up to the fact that this is not, you know, 'your father's Oldsmobile' in the sense of what we have been building in this country in terms of nuclear facilities for so…

For us as a nation to actually be going the wrong way with maternal mortality is just something that in my mind is almost unforgivable, inexcusable.

Legislation introduced by Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) and Senate HELP Committee Member Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), S. 509 the 'Leveraging Integrated Networks in Communities (LINC) to Address Social Needs Act' aims to assist states in building…

it is not Thursday yet, but it is almost Thursday, and that is when I love to come down to the floor of the U.S. Senate to recognize an Alaskan who is doing something great for our State. And as many know here, we call this person our…

I wanted to come down to the Senate floor for a couple reasons, but first I want to talk a little bit about what happened in Alaska last weekend--actually, a really important meeting between the United States and China, our senior…

My first bill that I ever co-sponsored as a U.S. Senator was the Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention Act, which was signed into law by President Obama.

I have one more topic I would like to talk about today. It is another important one, and it is one that many have been talking about here on the floor of the U.S. Senate. Many have spoken very eloquently about this topic, and depending on…

Despite the passage of legislation, including the Hannon Act, we are seeing a rise in suicides.

it is not often I come down to the floor to say I have a lot in common with the Senate majority leader, Senator Schumer from New York. In fact, in my 6 years in the Senate, I don't think I have ever done that. But after reading his remarks…

I find it completely unacceptable. Congress gave you a directive, you might not like it, but sometimes independent studies are what is needed.

this was sent in April 2017. Now, what was going on in April 2017? Republicans had the majority, and President Trump was pressuring us to get rid of the filibuster. We said no. This is what the letter said: Regardless of our past…

what happens when it gets cold, that is what I outlined in that article from the Anchorage Daily News

These are the conditions that people in some of the parts of my State are dealing with when it comes to access to basic drinking water.

It is clear that the need is out there across Indian Country, certainly in our State, as Valerie Davidson has outlined.

Roughly 20 percent of rural Alaska Native homes still lack in-home pipe water.