The advantages to collecting this data in e-prescribing are not only how we use them from a public health point of view.

My view is we do need data, and we need the data in order to inform better decisions.

In a large sense, it lets us see how many opioids are being prescribed.

Our technological superiority is not guaranteed in the future. We have to fund these programs today because they are the seed corn for our technological advances in the future.

Russia is hellbent on undermining democracy.

I do not think it is asking too much to expect it to work 100 percent of the time, and if that is not possible, to rethink our overall approach.

The Trump administration's failure to fill major diplomatic posts has damaged our diplomatic readiness, and that makes our military's job harder.

I'm really glad to hear that the Army is focused on taking advantage of existing talent and where technological innovation is occurring.

If we wait until our resupply lines are under threat, it is going to be too late.

The Navy needs to stay closely integrated with our innovators, whether they're in government or out of government.

Puerto Rico has still not recovered.

cuts to funding for research into energy efficiency and renewable energy improve America's future energy security?