We must put people over politics.

My Democratic colleagues and I strongly support the experts' community's effort to determine the origins of the novel coronavirus.

These views are dangerous and have no place in a hearing examining the origins of a pandemic.

The notion that people of different racial or ethnic groups are more successful or intellectually superior to another because of predisposed genetic makeup is grossly inconsistent with the consensus of scientific and medical scholarship.

I was alarmed to see someone who wrote a book applauded by white supremacists.

Shouldn't we also hold stores, retailers, and the distributors of counterfeit goods in this country accountable?

Unfortunately, uncertainty in our own IP system has not helped us maintain our edge.

These innovators from independent singer/songwriters to investors in R&D share a common concern--Chinese infringement on the creative work into which they've poured their time, their money, and their dreams.

This disparity in patent eligibility threatens to drive innovation out of our country and into systems with broader criteria.

China has long relied on counterfeit goods to gain leverage over U.S. companies.

It really is incumbent on all of us to work together to solve this problem.