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Donald Trump and Republicans ran in 2024 on addressing inflation and bringing costs down. They misled American families.

Their careers should never be threatened because they weren’t properly informed about which medications they’re allowed to take, or simply sought the mental health care they need.

The political system should serve the people, not be designed so that the people serve politicians. Forty-five percent of the American electorate are Independents. Some Republicans and some Democrats want to vote for the person not for the…

We are committed to doing what’s needed to get this across the finish line in this Congress.

Getting that right has to matter more than election-year deadlines.

We are talking about major changes to how America builds energy and infrastructure.

Rushing that process isn’t just unhelpful, it could sabotage the entire effort.

Our goal is to deliver for Americans struggling to pay their utility bills.

To be clear: permitting negotiations are ongoing, many of the major hurdles have been overcome, and we believe there is a good deal to be had.

The wrap-up is simply that progress is being made.

I’m convinced there are no biologists, chemists, geologists, or anyone else who can match the enormous intellectual understanding of how all this works more than the landowners, the farmers, and the generations of people who have farmed…

Our Eviction Crisis Act will both prevent eviction and limit the harm when it is unavoidable.

The hardship caused by eviction is agonizing for the millions of American families facing it every year, and that harm reverberates across our communities.

Today, an illness, a car accident, or a family emergency can lead to a family being evicted from their home and falling into a cycle of poverty.

Many families are one unexpected expense away from losing the stability that comes with having a place to call home.

By introducing our National Farm Safety and Health Week resolution in his name, we can honor his memory, raise awareness about the dangers family farmers face and promote education to prevent future tragedies.

Ray Gaesser embodied the very best of Iowa agriculture—a hardworking farmer, a strong advocate for our producers, and a friend to so many across our state.

This damage and uncertainty will only hurt student populations that federal funding intended to support.