This Labor Day, we recognize the hardworking New Mexicans who keep our communities strong.
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Everybody knows there is no free lunch. Somebody has to pay for it.
If you care about affordability, you should want to pass that farm bill out of the Senate.
“Therefore, while this amendment is ill-conceived, I vote yes for the message that it sends.”
“I wake up every morning, and I think about how to make life better in Louisiana and in the United States of America.”
“Mr. President, when one member of the family is serving our country, the whole family serves.”
Our service members and their families deserve nothing less than a full and honest accounting of the costs of this war.
If you can be comfortable just being you, it might be one of the ways that we honor the Lord, honor the person in the mirror, and for me, honor the life of Lindsey Graham.
Our bipartisan legislation would encourage the Small Business Administration to provide small businesses with the information and resources they need to better understand and adopt artificial intelligence tools.
Four years later, we are seeing the full promise of this law: rebuilding America’s semiconductor industry from the ground up.
The executive branch must follow court orders the same as the rest of the citizenry.
In the months ahead, we must ensure these workers receive the support and resources they need to reenter the workforce and recover.
The closing of the Tyson plant in Joslin left a ripple effect across our community, shutting down a key part of the local manufacturing industry, putting skilled workers out of a job and impacting families who already feel underwater.
Illinoisans are feeling the squeeze as Donald Trump drives up costs and health care providers are struggling to keep their doors open after Medicaid cuts.
We have seen the tragic consequences that result when these blast overpressure symptoms go unnoticed or untreated, and it’s work like this that will make the difference, improve the health of our service members, and likely save lives.
Thanks to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) survey, we now have more information and metrics to track progress in addressing this invisible danger that has been lurking for years.