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Ninety-plus percent of seniors want to stay in their houses as long as they possibly can.

I hope you'll keep an open mind, because this is a way--it's a lot cheaper to buy somebody a bath mat than to fix a broken hip.

How do we be confident in this Committee that we're not sacrificing the quality of service to our veterans if we are reducing staff and at the same time, demand is going up?

I rise to urge my colleagues to strongly support the national security supplemental appropriations package before us. This important legislation, which was approved overwhelmingly by the House of Representatives, reflects, in many ways…

I opposed Majority Leader Schumer's constitutional points of order because I have concerns about the precedents they set for future impeachments. Once a majority of the House of Representatives votes to adopt Articles of Impeachment, the…

I have to tell you, Secretary Cardona, how disappointed I am in your leadership.

I authored with Senator Murray and others, and it builds on the NIH strategic plan for tick-borne illnesses.

Four years after the start of the COVID pandemic, we still have many questions surrounding how to identify and treat Long COVID.

I want to turn to the issue of the incidents of anti-semitism on far too many of our college campuses.

I have to tell you, Secretary Cardona, how disappointed I am in your leadership.

I want to turn to the issue of the incidents of anti-semitism on far too many of our college campuses.

What happened with the FAFSA System is simply inexcusable and inexplicable.

Four years after the start of the COVID pandemic, we still have many questions surrounding how to identify and treat Long COVID.

What happened with the FAFSA System is simply inexcusable and inexplicable.

I authored with Senator Murray and others, and it builds on the NIH strategic plan for tick-borne illnesses.

I believe the Department owes them an apology.