Americans throughout this country, regardless of their party affiliation, want the Postal Service to operate properly. And there is an effort under way to slow the mail.

We want the background information about decisions made to shut off the sorting machines, to reduce overtime.

It is part of the powers given to the House and the Senate in the Constitution in Article 1.

We want truth. That's all, pure and simple.

Understanding that NCOs are many times the individuals preying on the young service members, are soldiers empowered to report outside their chain of command?

Why were the statements made by her family, her sisters and fellow soldiers found 'not credible'?

In the case of Vanessa Guillen, she told her family, her friends, and fellow soldiers about the harassment.

I intend to lead a CODEL to Fort Hood within the next month, and I invite all my colleagues to join me.

We have to do better by them, because 9 out of 10 of those women want to stay and their experience doesn't let them stay, and retention is blown away.

Leaving that number of people still impacted by sexual harassment means that you've got thousands of soldiers.

I want to focus my deepest sympathy to her family and my continued partnership, collaboration with Congresswoman Garcia.

I am deeply troubled, however, by the statement you made in your prepared remarks in which you said estimated prevalence rates of sexual assault in the Department of Defense have decreased by over one-third in the past 14 years.