The U.S. must adamantly oppose these new rules. We must work with our friends and allies to pressure the Taliban to lift this ban.

We are steeped in innovation and possess some of our Nation's finest all-domain training resources.

Meanwhile, we are leaving our heartland, our manufacturing base, and the bulk of our Nation's population vulnerable.

Our greatest and most likely future threats--China, Russia, and North Korea--all originate from northern latitudes.

I want to say thank you for each of your care and service to folks who are seeking the American dream at every corner of this country.

There should be no wrong path to pursue the American dream.

I think this is what we call a violent agreement. We need to fix the ills of the past with a solution for the future. Mr. Speaker, I yield 5 minutes to the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. McCormick). Mr. McCORMICK. Mr. Speaker, this is one of…

Roger, my brother. Go Army. Mr. Speaker, it is in similar fashion that I approach this body out of respect for American life and our servicemembers, even as I watched the situation unfold in Sudan with shock nearly 2 weeks ago when rival…

Again, Mr. Speaker, I believe we are in violent agreement. The gentleman from Georgia mentioned, I believe, and it is extremely appropriate, that this isn't about protecting another nation. It is about protecting ours. Today, I think that…

America's fiscal trajectory is unsustainable. The threat of a potential U.S. Government debt default plays into China's longstanding grand strategy for expanding its global role and diminishing our influence. It is a matter of national…

The purpose of this hearing is to examine China's strategic aims in Africa and how the U.S. can provide a positive set of alternative options.

I would challenge the Administration to look hard at balancing its agenda with the human rights implications that it has and to work within the realm of reality to make sure that we provide, I love your term, energy mix, to allow African…