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I was unable to physically record my vote on S. 1910. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 225. =========================== NOTE =========================== July 27, 2021, on page H3932, the following appeared…
Long before COVID-19, the education of our most vulnerable students, particularly Black and Brown girls and students with disabilities, had been disrupted by discriminatory and harsh discipline practices. As early as preschool…
I think right now we have got about--a little more than three percent of the IT workers in the Federal Government are under 30 years of age and half of the IT work force is over 50.
What happens when they don't want to follow best practices, which they don't?
You just have to bring in the contractor who will install the protections.
Much of the lessons that were learned were built into a pipeline safety bill passed through this committee last year and is now the law in the country.
it's critically important for DOE to conduct a cybersecurity assessment of our electrical distribution systems
Chairman Merkley and Co-chairman McGovern, thank you again for the invitation to testify this morning.
We want to hear how Olympic sponsors can help us deny the Chinese government its propaganda coup.
Last week, we celebrated the 200th day of the 117th Congress and 200 days of getting shots in arms, students in classrooms, money in pockets, and Americans back to work. Thanks to House Democrats and President Biden, we passed the American…
Each of us has to be challenged in our code of conduct for our own personal morality...
Holding the 2022 Winter Olympics in China and allowing its authoritarian government to reap the rewards in prestige and propaganda of hosting this globally beloved event does not uphold the Olympic spirit.
Today we ask you, as American companies, if you will stand with human rights principles to take action against the abuses in China.
I think we all appreciate you being here. And there was some tough questioning here, I think which is an indication of how strongly many of us feel.
No Olympics should be held in a country whose government is committing genocide and crimes against humanity.
At the end of the day, in this case as in so many others, it is a person, with a name, who is being oppressed.
We have stressed with the IOC the importance of human rights to Intel and have encouraged them to take these matters most seriously.