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Recently, Senator King introduced bipartisan legislation to help reduce suicides among veterans by providing free secure firearm storage to veterans.

Representing one of the states with the highest rates of military families and veterans per capita, Senator King is a staunch advocate for America’s servicemembers and veterans.

Because Congress has enacted no laws authorizing this commemorative work, NPS must take the only course allowed by law: suspend the Section 106 process.

Ten days of public comment cannot discharge that duty.

We oppose this project in the strongest terms and object to execution of the draft Programmatic Agreement.

All told, this year’s defense bill will make our country safer, strengthen our economy, and support the men and women who fight for our freedoms.

As our global community faces some of its greatest challenges, the bill makes important investments – including in Maine people and businesses – that are critical to the safety and security of our country.

For over six decades, Congress has taken a bipartisan approach to ensure that America’s military and defense forces have the training and equipment to carry out their missions and protect our interests at home and abroad. This year, we are…

AI was not created out of thin air. It was not a brilliant idea that just popped into Mark Zuckerberg’s head or Elon Musk’s imagination.

The principle is simple: When a public resource generates wealth, the public should share in that wealth.

As a society, we can no longer sit back and allow a handful of Big Tech oligarchs to determine the future of this revolutionary technology with no democratic input.

The future of AI and the fate of humanity must not be decided behind closed doors in Silicon Valley by billionaires seeking to maximize their power and profit.

It is the single most important program in terms of maintaining national security, and putting Mr. Clayton into the department would have eliminated an obstacle for having that happen.

Now more than ever, we need leaders in Congress who understand firsthand the struggles working people face.

I see a need to go further than what Altman has advocated by giving the public the ability to stand up and say no to AI developments that could cause harm.

Some people have some doubts about the potential financial successes of these companies.

The decisions they make will be accountable to the public, which we do not have right now.

The American people the ability to prevent AI developments which will negatively impact their lives.