U.S. Senate

This legislation will help lower costs, build clean energy, modernize America’s grid, cut emissions, and hold data center developers accountable.

The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is a historic bill that reflects years of bipartisan work to reform our outdated permitting processes while protecting the environment.

I love how we don’t need to ask, ‘Why not in North Dakota?’ because our people are already answering the question.

This has always been a place where people take an idea, put in hard work, apply intellectual rigor, and turn it into something that makes a difference.

Big things are happening in medical discovery as well as preventative health right here in North Dakota.

The benefit of being a Senator from North Dakota is I get to know all of the NDHA members and have an opportunity to meet with them and hear firsthand about their successes and challenges.

A bipartisan, 10 year reauthorization of EXIM, the longest term in the bank's history, will send a signal to American workers and our global competition Washington’s commitment to invest in the success of American business abroad.

Congress must act by Dec. 31 to keep these projects on track or U.S. workers will pay the price and America’s competitors will fill the gap.

The runway is the heart of an airbase, so this was the perfect opportunity to advance the current mission and its unlimited potential.

I joined Senate Armed Services because I knew how important, but how unrecognized Grand Forks is, and how these northern bases are there for a reason.

Small drones are changing the battlefield, but Grand Forks Air Force Base is helping our military stay ahead of our adversaries’ threats.

President Trump’s commitment to American energy dominance removes unnecessary barriers and puts American workers, consumers, and businesses first.

EPA’s proposal would give our oil and gas producers more flexibility to provide the resources our country depends on.

Affordable, reliable energy is essential to keeping our economy moving and our communities thriving.

When energy costs rise, American families and businesses feel it everywhere—from the gas pump and utility bill to the price of putting food on the table.

America should be making it easier—not harder—for domestic producers to meet our nation’s needs.

These investments will help strengthen North Dakota’s communities, improve connections across our state, and keep commerce moving efficiently throughout the country.

At the end of the day, our infrastructure is only as strong as its weakest link.

Infrastructure is important to keeping our citizens safe, and making sure goods and services get where they need to.

The NDAM provides an important tool to help our producers remain conservation compliant while continuing to productively use agricultural land.

Companies like Rocket Lab are playing an important role in strengthening our national security in space.

Without a phased approach, providers could face a fiscal cliff, and a reasonable glidepath would provide the state and affected providers sufficient time to adjust to new requirements and mitigate any disruptions to the state’s healthcare…

This glidepath approach paired with the RHTP investment would support the pioneering work already underway in our state and create generational changes to our rural healthcare ecosystem.

To help address these concerns, I requested Secretary Kennedy and Administrator Oz work with North Dakota on a phased approach to implementing any changes and partner on harnessing the RHTP to transform healthcare in our state.