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If you don't have the dough to do it, we can't hold you accountable.

it is essential that individual Members of Congress and the U.S. Government as a whole continue to press China on addressing and reversing course on their ongoing human rights and religious freedom abuses.

In 2016, when the Department rehabilitated the landscaping at Reservation 302, were the future needs of the statue coordinated with the Smithsonian?

If family farm agriculture goes away, this country changes, and not for the better.

I ask unanimous consent that the text of the bill be printed in the Record. There being no objection, the text of the bill was ordered to be printed in the Record, as follows: S. 2420 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of…

it makes me want to dig Teddy Roosevelt up and bring him back to life.

Washington, DC, has an addiction problem. Washington, DC, is addicted to spending. Washington, DC, is addicted to debt. This budget deal takes a giant step backward. Instead of shrinking government, it grows government by 13 percent. In…

I thank the Senator from Louisiana for allowing me to say a few words, and I thank you, Mr. President, for doing the same. Hopefully, today works out better than the last 131 days have, in that hopefully today a bipartisan group of…

Advance S. 1268, the Child Protection and Family Support Act introduced by Senators Daines (R-MT) and Peters (D-MI) to expand access to treatment services for vulnerable families while helping them stay together and heal.

a timely hearing given the infrastructure seems to be on the top of many minds lately.

in recent years we have seen the inability of the Federal government to quickly adapt to changing technology and evolving cyber security threats. In June of 2015 the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) announced it had fallen victim to a…

I am going to tell you what this bill does right from the beginning here.

God doesn't make places like this anymore. And the folks who call this land home have decided that they want to protect it for their kids and their grandkids.

DC can learn a lot from what these people have done.

This investment has created and sustained more than 100 jobs and an additional $33 million in economic activity.

Some folks say and think that by removing a wilderness study area designation, we are removing all protections for the land and its resources.

As a fifth generation Montanan, an avid outdoorsman, someone who probably spent more time at wilderness areas in August than any other U.S. Senator, I know how important public lands are to Montanans.