Todd Young: “I will also note that section 502(b), which you are likely familiar with, of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 limits…”

This project will create good-paying jobs, strengthen our national and economic security, and ensure the technologies of the future are developed and manufactured here in the United States.

Without an industrious, innovative, and self-sustaining domestic biotechnology sector, the United States will remain at risk—both of relying on China for new, life-saving therapies and basic drugs, and of being unprepared for the next…

Russia’s aggression cannot continue without consequences, and those helping sustain Putin’s war machine should face meaningful costs.

Failing to confront Russia’s aggression carries costs of its own—for our national security, global stability, and our economy—and those costs will only grow if we allow that aggression to continue unchecked.