Martin Heinrich: “I worry, though, that this conversation can be used to blame disadvantaged communities for not already being successful.”

Our whole premise as we approached this permitting bill was: How do we create a faster process, not lower the bar on standards.

I would be very concerned if this were an engineered pathogen. I don't have any unique information saying that is the case. But if it were the case, that would be cause for alarm.

My Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is going to generate benefits for our skilled workers in the state of New Mexico for a very long time to come.

In the short term, what I'd really like to see is a hand-in-glove approach between Russia and the World Health Organization. That would tell us a lot.