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I know what they’re saying, but I have a hard time understanding.

Your May 1 notification falsely stated that “the hostilities that began on February 28, 2026, have terminated.”

Thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we’re bringing home another critical win to help redevelop affordable homes in transit-accessible communities.

The timing of this announcement raises an obvious question: if the president intended to nominate Mr. Clayton, why spend the last ten days insisting that the Intelligence Community be led by an acting director who lacks the extensive…

I have known and respected Jay Clayton for many years and believe he is a capable public servant.

AI, without appropriate human oversight, could lead you to commit an egregious mistake.

The one thing the president cares about is his own popularity.

Whether it was a mistake in targeting or intentional targeting, this is not a minor matter.

That said, let me be clear – while I am glad to see the president finally come to his senses, before the Senate can take up a FISA extension there needs to be a clear guarantee that Mr. Pulte will not serve as acting DNI

I’m disappointed the majority again ignores parents’ concerns, favoring divisive culture wars for political gain.

He’s very qualified. I have no idea why the president didn’t nominate him yesterday, we could have found a path and Director Gabbard could have stayed on until he was confirmed. Now the House is out of session.

This reality is worsened by the abdication of leadership at the Federal agencies charged with protecting America’s critical infrastructure.

This is not a hypothetical. SNAP participation is already declining at alarming rates, with over 3.5 million people leaving SNAP just since the OBBBA was enacted.

As former governors who have had to balance budgets, we know exactly what this unfunded mandate means: states will be forced to raise taxes, cut education, health care, or transportation, or restrict access to SNAP itself.

The stakes are enormous. About half of all states will face new costs exceeding $100 million per year.

The One Big “Beautiful” Bill Act (OBBBA) contained a ticking time bomb for state budgets and for millions of low-income families who depend on food assistance.

It’s critical that government works closely with industry, regulators, and cybersecurity experts to develop and regularly update the plans we need to protect our critical infrastructure from increasingly sophisticated malicious actors…

As AI continues to rapidly evolve, we must ensure our cybersecurity defenses keep up with the threats of the moment.