While none of these agreements were perfect, and both sides have continued to develop new and more powerful weapons, our arms control regimes have kept us on the brink of mutually assured destruction.

Even as a very young child, I clearly remember the Cuban Missile Crisis, as do many of my colleagues.

Many of us, including the then-Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, believed we were on the brink of a nuclear war.

Are we engaging women?

This is a top priority.

But is this still ongoing?

I urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this measure to reaffirm our commitment to the two-State solution.

I consider myself to be one of the strongest supporters of Israel in Congress and I truly believe that this resolution will go a long way in ensuring that.

Our national elections are just 15-plus months away. Just this week, AP reported describing how voting systems across our country still rely on old software that is vulnerable to hackers.

Our intelligence community is united in its findings that the U.S. will once again face Russian threats to our elections and our democratic process.

Ambiguity is not helpful.