This Week's Quotes

Americans are understandably concerned with the rapid development of AI, and they deserve straight answers.

AI is rapidly evolving in ways that are radically reshaping our society and transforming our world and how we interact with each other, and Americans are rightfully concerned about what AI companies and their government are doing to…

Trust has to be earned, and right now families are being asked to trust AI companies with very little information.

One’s choice of faith – or whether or not to believe at all – is one of the most intensely personal decisions anyone can make, and Americans are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence when looking for answers to life’s big…

AI technology is too powerful, and its risks too many, for the U.S. and China to forgo discussions on parameters around its development and use.

We write concerning public reporting that your administration plans to have discussions about artificial intelligence with China during the upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping currently planned for September 24, 2026.

My bill draws a hard line – the days of putting illegals, random diversity lotteries, and foreign labor ahead of American workers are over.

I’m proud to introduce the Americans First Immigration Act to end disastrous diversity lotteries and instead shift to a merit-based admissions process.

Coming to the United States is a privilege, and we need to ensure that anyone immigrating to our country is willing to go by our laws and contribute to our society.

My Affordable HOMES Act will cut unnecessary federal regulations to help lower the price of manufactured housing as we continue to fight to keep the American dream within reach.

Homeownership is central to the American dream, and I am committed to making that a reality attainable for every hardworking Idahoan.

American citizens are entitled to exercise their Second Amendment rights without the federal government compiling searchable lists of their names and firearms.

Closing the Baltimore Field Office and relocating employees away from Baltimore violates this core principle, since the primary 'customers' of the USFS Baltimore Urban Field Office are in Baltimore.

We strongly believe, however, that Congress should go further and provide the 4.1 percent increase called for in the FAIR Act.

The same rationale applies to all federal workers.

Asking these public servants to now accept a pay freeze as the cost of living continues to rise amounts to an effective pay cut.

The president has inappropriately classified two-thirds of the federal workforce as having national security missions without any explanation whatsoever.

“Every day, we hear from Virginians with alpha-gal syndrome who struggle to feed themselves and their families safely. Reading a label should not require guesswork or a call to the manufacturer. Clear allergen labeling would give people…