Raphael Warnock: “Lack of inventory, availability of affordable housing for people in general, particularly marginalized populations.”

This extension is a win-win for Georgians and our trading partners in Haiti and Africa. It will lower the cost of everyday goods and improve our national security by helping stabilize the economies of our global partners.

After a natural disaster, the last thing Georgians should have to worry about is if their water is safe to drink.

This bipartisan bill will make securing federal dollars for their research efforts that much easier, and I am proud to work alongside another champion of HBCUs in Senator Katie Britt.

So, as we go back home, ask any parent you meet how much back-to-school shopping cost them this year. I can tell you, as the father of two small children, that it is much more than they wanted to spend. When we come back to Washington, we…