Unfortunately, this bill is not one of the measures where we were able to achieve a compromised text.

I agree that the Houthis are terrorists.

Today I rise in support of this truly meaningful bipartisan legislation that will benefit millions of needy children. This bipartisan bill is the most significant, if not the only significant legislation passed so far this Congress…

It has been 116 days since the attack, with more than 130 hostages, including six Americans, who are still not home. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to join my colleagues to call for the immediate, unconditional release of the more than 130…

$33 trillion is a massive number and, as you said, Mr. Kogan, it is not sustainable if we stay on the current trajectory.

I thank my colleague, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, for organizing this hour. I thank the Speaker for his indulgence and attention as we have gone through a long list typical of conversations talking about the hostages. I thank my friend from…

The tightening of the stranglehold around Nagorno-Karabakh over the years until the ethnic Armenian population was forced to leave was not just about counterterrorism, and it was not just about geopolitics.

They are creating an anti-Semitism task force, finally, and taking steps.

yesterday my colleague and I, Congressman Brad Schneider at the other end, introduced a bipartisan piece of legislation--the bill number is H.R. 6408--it would authorize the Department of Treasury to revoke the tax-exempt status of any…

We cannot ignore the strategic opportunities and shared priorities with Azerbaijan, but we must also be firm advocates for our values and the principles of human rights.

It is fashionable to be anti-Semitic, and the high anti-Semitism now is anti-Zionism.

I want the people who chant cease-fire now around the world not to forget Nagorno-Karabakh.