May I proceed? Mr. Speaker, the Members have removed their iPads. May I proceed? The SPEAKER pro tempore. When decorum has been restored, the gentleman may proceed. Only a Member under recognition for debate can display an exhibit.

Yes. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Clerk will report the resolution. The text of resolution is as follows: PRIVILEGED RESOLUTION AGAINST THE OFFENSIVE ACTIONS OF CHAIRMAN DARRELL E. ISSA Whereas on March 5, 2014, during a hearing before the…

Yesterday, I signed a discharge petition in an effort to force an up-or-down vote on legislation that I have cosponsored, and that is H.R. 1010, the Fair Minimum Wage Act, which would increase the Federal minimum wage to $10.10 over the…

I want to thank the House of Representatives for passing my amendment yesterday, which will help preserve access to the National Forest System lands for snowmobiles in Michigan and across the Nation, the same access that has long been…

We can't go backwards. We can't go back to allowing the use of government-insured money to make highly speculative bets on prior bets and then again on other bets.

Today, this House will consider H.R. 7, which is an unprecedented assault on women's health care. This law would mean that millions of American women who would like to purchase their health insurance with their own money cannot purchase…

Hardworking people in rural New Mexico are being denied access to credit for purchasing a manufactured home because of CFPB policies.

I thank the gentleman from Massachusetts for yielding. Madam Speaker, I am here to express my disappointment that we are not bringing up H.R. 3824, a bill that would extend for 3 months emergency unemployment compensation. It causes me to…

And that is to make sure that 1.3 million Americans have a chance to support their families until they can find meaningful work. Eleven million people since 2008 have been saved from poverty because of unemployment compensation. That…

Thank you, Mr. Polis, for the time. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to join me in defeating the previous question, as my colleague said, so that we can immediately take up the question of the extension of emergency unemployment to…

Congress has failed to extend emergency unemployment benefits that could affect--is affecting 1.3 million, could go up to 2 million people sometime in March.

Michigan unemployment currently stands at 8.8 percent, the second or third highest, I think, in the country.