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reliable access to the internet is a non-negotiable these days.

Without reliable internet access, it is harder to find a job, harder to share special moments with your family, and ultimately people are robbed of opportunities.

over ten million Americans still don't have access to broadband.

it seems some of my colleagues believe we have done enough, and, after an initial investment, we need to just pack up and go home.

I once again thank Chair Williams, Ranking Member Velazquez, and Mr. Schneider for this very important bill that starts us down the right path, but it is only a beginning. After our Nation's veterans have given so much for their country…

over ten million Americans still don't have access to broadband.

our colleagues on the Agriculture Appropriation Subcommittee want to cut broadband funding by almost $100 million.

some of my colleagues believe we have done enough, and, after an initial investment, we need to just pack up and go home.

This should not be the story of America, but I am alarmed when I hear people say the quiet part out loud.

Without reliable internet access, it is harder to find a job, harder to share special moments with your family, and ultimately people are robbed of opportunities.

So, if we are all having the same problems, it sounds like we all know what the solution is: fully fund your agencies.

reliable access to the internet is a non-negotiable these days.

over ten million Americans still don't have access to broadband.

Without reliable internet access, it is harder to find a job, harder to share special moments with your family.

reliable access to the internet is a non-negotiable these days.

This act, this bill will amend the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act and establish the John Lewis Civil Rights Fellowship under the Fulbright educational exchange program.

Because the American public and our NATO allies are not going to be able to continue to sustain funding Ukraine year after year after year after year.

The money-laundering piece of this is critical. If we follow the money, I think we'll actually have an easier time addressing some of these challenges...