Not only do the residents of Selma deserve to be protected from flooding, but the Nation deserves to have this historic, significant site protected.

Our local communities can't do it on their own.

The water infrastructure in these communities is unacceptably outdated, inadequate for extreme weather events we now face.

Simply put, if the current cost structure is not addressed, this desperately needed Army Corps of Engineers project will be significantly delayed.

I firmly believe that military service is an unmatched opportunity for leadership skills, for personal growth, and a sense of accomplishment.

Diversity and inclusion is not a woke game. It is a mission critical to our national security.

D.C. residents are American citizens. I think all of us would agree on that.

Voting is a cornerstone of our democracy. Far too often, many Americans confront significant obstacles when they try to exercise the franchise.

Eliminating foreign interference in our local, State, and Federal elections is an issue that transcends party lines...

The decision that they make for their communities are often overridden by the interests of those who do not live in the District of Columbia, i.e., us in Congress.

The right to vote, as all of us know, is an American democracy cornerstone.