I think this is simply making credit less available, especially to low-income borrowers, as long as this stands.

I have serious concerns about the administration's decision to use the pretext of a national security concern to raise taxes on imported steel and aluminum products.

If there is not a business case there for treating people and barring people from access to those kinds of combinations, I do not know what would be a good business case for it.

Either we have it right, or the rest of the world has it right.

There are still many, many people getting very large quantities of prescription opioids through Federal Government programs.

the idea is that this bill would create an online portal that would facilitate information sharing on corrective actions by plans, audit contractors, and CMS on referred cases of opioid-related fraud and abuse.

It seems to me that it is almost irrelevant how many doctors--I mean, irrelevant is not the best term--but for the purpose of determining whether someone has too much opioid going into their system, I do not think it matters how many…

We will now begin a hearing of the United States Senate Committee on Finance Subcommittee on Health Care.

Thank you to the Bensalem Township Council for hosting this field hearing of the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Health Care.

Misuse of prescription opioids, which are used to treat both acute and chronic pain, has become a serious public health problem for the U.S.

The Federal Government needs to do more and to do better.

The fact that you could have a nonfatal but nevertheless very serious overdose on opioids and then promptly get another prescription from Medicare is amazing and problematic in my mind.