It's time to change the law.
Despite a monumental investment of taxpayer resources, student achievement levels are still falling short.
I do not support a shift from access to completion.
I think narrowing the options and choices that students have would erode the real value of college.
If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got.
Yes, the regulatory burden is adding to overall college costs.
I hope that we can come to agreement on this and make it work in the private sector as well
We must ensure our federal resources are used more efficiently to give students the opportunity to embrace and succeed in STEM subjects.
I don't think there is a single member of Congress who has casework in their district offices that cannot say that this has just become an o...
any work-based visa program for foreign workers must protect employment opportunities for U.S. workers.
The question to consider today is, will opening this type of work to guest workers address any workforce shortage in a way that is good for ...