I am convinced the only successful path to preserving the rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific--and the peace and prosperity it has generated--is to renew America's leadership in the region in full.

The Department of Energy's defense atomic energy programs are critically important to our national security.

A North Korean missile with a nuclear payload capable of striking the United States Homeland is no longer a distant hypothetical--it is an imminent danger.

The Senate Armed Services Committee has the opportunity to conduct the kind of oversight that will help the Department correct course.

As we turn our focus to great power competition and near-peer threats, we must face up to the true nature of the reality of Chinese power and ambition.

General Milley, will M-SHORAD have capabilities to defend against cruise missiles?

Are you concerned that should the costs of sustainment not be lowered, it may force a reduction in the total number of aircraft the Air Force buys?

Are you concerned about the affordability and executability of the Department's plan for Block 4 Continuous Capability Development and Delivery (C2D2)?

The Air Force has opted to cancel the JSTARS Recapitalization program and pursue an Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS).

In a world of limited dollars, how is the Air Force looking to balance between the two programs?

Are you concerned about the affordability and effectiveness of the F-35 sustainment enterprise?