Well, unfortunately, it is time to close this hearing. I think, often, we are happy to end long hearings, but this one--I am sure I speak for all the Members--was particularly powe...
Secretary Blinken told Congress in his confirmation hearing that he will focus on two things.
I think more U.S. involvement in the United Nations, getting back onto the Human Rights Council there, and continued diplomatic work.
I want to start by reinforcing the point that Chairman DeFazio made that demand would follow supply for efficient high-speed rail.
Infrastructure funds invest in high-speed rail systems all over the world for construction, but there are a number of high-speed rail system...
If we had better, faster train service, absolutely the demand would follow, and I think that's true in many parts of the country.
They've estimated about $350 billion in economic benefits if you build that high-speed rail system.
He is the recognized representative of his country, and that complicates matters for the Burmese military junta.
Thanks to you and your generation, Burma does have a civil society now.
this is now a much higher priority for the U.S. Government than it ever has been.
I believe the military has much less legitimacy today.