I think there can be bad data if it distracts or, in some cases, even distorts the import.

But sadly, we are not currently mining any of these precious metals due to onerous permitting regimes, bad decisions made by activist administrations, and of course, endless litigation.

In the House Republican Majority, the Natural Resources Committee is making it a priority to travel throughout the country to where our constituents, families, and neighbors live.

Driving through the Iron Range is a reminder of how the mining industry has grown and innovated to become the modern, clean, and forward-thinking community we have today.

In Section 7002 of the Energy Act of 2020, Congress specifically gave the Department the authority to revisit the list sooner than every 3 years.

I regularly hear from ranchers in my district that they are hearing that the agency says there is no money for key projects, despite nearly every other program area seeing significant increases in this budget.

While this Administration is spending copious amounts of time creating useless studies, new environmental justice scorecards that will, of course, end up with more regulatory burden... real Americans continue to suffer.

So, can you commit to a report by GAO on policy recommendations Homeland Security should take to stem the tide of illegal immigration?

Are you aware of these violations of prisoners' rights?

Would you commit to a report to Congress on that very subject?

The horrible decision to give American taxpayer dollars to a corrupt regime is not the only reason why the U.S. military readiness is suffering.