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This is a step in the right direction to help people living with ALS and their families.

We have a responsibility to stand by the federal workers who were put at risk through no fault of their own.

We are grateful for the example he set and the values he demonstrated throughout his life.

Given the challenges in farm country, our producers need long-term certainty, and this legislation includes more than 100 bipartisan proposals to address real issues facing U.S. producers.

Farm Bill 2.0 is focused on supporting family farms and ranches and providing the tools and resources they need to succeed.

I think today, unfortunately, we are not finding that balance. We are not moving forward on legislation from many of my colleagues that would conserve public lands in their states in the way that their communities would like to see.

But that work cannot be one-sided—only advancing bills that remove protections, and not those that add them.

If you heat your house with natural gas directly, those prices are going to go up.

At a time when energy prices are skyrocketing, this administration should be focused on making energy affordable and increasing grid capacity — not hamstringing a program that has consistently reduced bills for American families.

These cherished lands and waters must be protected for future generations. That is why I’m leading this legislation to permanently withdraw the Chama Watershed from mineral development.

We will not allow a foreign mining company to threaten the Chama Watershed with radioactive uranium waste. That is unacceptable.

People are going broke, and they are doing it to you on purpose.

The President of the United States has decided that Americans should pay more for everything.

The price of everything is up and that's on purpose.

At a time of war, transparency and independent, accurate reporting matter more than ever.

Attacks on civilian infrastructure have become a routine instrument of modern warfare, and American operational technology is a target.

Students come to the classroom with varying backgrounds and abilities, but they each deserve to pursue an education with peace of mind.

Trump’s ‘public charge’ rule is a yet another cruel, un-American assault on immigrants and their families.

We don’t have to imagine the negative consequences this policy will have on the health and well-being of our communities, because when President Trump previously instituted a similar policy, it led to widespread avoidance of medical care…

This rule isn’t about securing our borders or more efficient spending, its purpose is to punish immigrants who only seek to make a better life for themselves and their families.

By removing any guidance for what qualifies as ‘public charge’ the Trump Regime’s rule creates fear and prevents immigrants and their families from accessing services they need—even if they are still entitled to them.

Because if we don't do it right, young men and women die.

I think the question that the American people have is when the difficult decision comes, because I don't think diplomacy is necessarily working.

“The robotics revolution is here. To compete with China and keep workers from being left behind, we need better data and coordination to set smart standards,” said Hickenlooper.