The evidence is clear: the SPLC does not operate as a charitable organization and should therefore lose its tax-exempt status.

If they can keep things stirred up, if they keep things with people fighting, if they could keep people divided ... then they accomplish what they want to accomplish, which at the end of the day, is all about the almighty dollar.

Thanks to a Republican White House, Senate, and House, we have officially delivered on our promise to provide certainty to those who feed our nation.

I regularly hear from farmers, ranchers, and producers in Idaho, and their main concern over the years has been when Congress will reauthorize the Farm Bill.

The reason for the lack of support has been because about 85% of the +/- $1.5 trillion in spending has been ear-marked for the SNAP (food-stamps) program.

The war in Sudan is a humanitarian catastrophe, a source of instability in Africa, and a threat to U.S. national security.

I am proud to recognize Blue Fox Theatre, The Candy Jar, Junkyard Jeans, Meat and Potato Company, New York Pizza Department, Ram’s Head Café and Lodge, and Weiser Classic Candy for their dedication to their communities.

On Friday, June 12, I invite all Idahoans to join me in supporting the small businesses that keep our economy and state strong.

Idaho is full of small businesses that drive our economy and quality of life.

Small businesses and the people behind them are the lifeblood of the Gem State.

the U.S. Supreme Court, in overturning Roe v. Wade, made clear that there is no right to abortion in the U.S. Constitution, and that states have the right to decide abortion policy.

The bipartisan CLEAN Act will address these barriers and unlock opportunities to explore and develop this renewable energy source.

“Geothermal is a clean, abundant, and dependable energy resource that can help meet America’s rapidly rising power demands,”

“However, the lack of consistent geothermal lease sales and the slow federal permitting process result in timelines longer than many other energy projects.

I’m pleased to see these funds allocated to help Idaho schools, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure projects.

The Supporting Pregnant and Parenting Women and Families Act ensures these critical resources remain available to those who need it most.

The input we received from Idahoans shapes ongoing solutions to address housing challenges facing the state and country.

This feedback will continue to help guide legislation that takes meaningful steps toward increasing housing supply and strengthening affordable housing opportunities for Idaho families.