I am committed to working with my colleagues on this Committee and on the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee to pass provisions that we have in a bipartisan bill, which is called the Strengthening America's Strategic…

we are a system of federalism and we need to be able to apply that when we are talking about data sharing as well.

I join today with people across New Hampshire to pay tribute to and honor the life of Staff Sergeant Jesse Sherrill of the New Hampshire State Police. Sergeant Sherrill dedicated 19 years to serving the people of the Granite State with the…

It is essential that we get our children the mental health support and resources that they need.

We do not have enough providers. They are not trained well enough, and they are not paid enough.

I worry about children and youth who are immunocompromised and might have trouble safely reconnecting with their peers during the ongoing pandemic.

I want to touch on a few topics that have been discussed, but I want to drill down a little bit.

Communities should prioritize in-person learning for school-age children.

In New Hampshire, it is very true. I actually had a 9-year-old look at me one day and say, 'What are you doing about mental health, Senator?'

I recently introduced a bill that would increase funding for the early intervention services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act to better support infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families.

One of our greatest societal responsibilities is to keep our children safe, a responsibility that all too often goes unmet because of systemic failures.

I think one of the issues that is kind of perpetual is that adults tend to focus on adults when we set policy. And we really need to put our kids first.