John Thune

Our South Dakota Senators, Mike Rounds and John Thune, who offered this Senate companion bill to restore our lands to 'Indian country' status with reference to our 1868 Treaty deserve our gratitude.

Our South Dakota Senators, Mike Rounds and John Thune, who offered this Senate companion bill to restore our lands to 'Indian country' status with reference to our 1868 Treaty deserve our gratitude.

Our South Dakota Senators, Mike Rounds and John Thune, who offered this Senate companion bill to restore our lands to 'Indian country' status with reference to our 1868 Treaty deserve our gratitude.

There isn’t a high level of interest in doing anything on SALT

We’re not going there.

I recently led the majority of my Republican colleagues on this committee requesting NTIA remove these unnecessary requirements from the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program or the BEAD Program.

The High Cost Program within the FCC's Universal Service Fund has been critical in delivering broadband services to rural areas.

The bipartisan Principle Universal Service has been a bedrock of our Nation's communications policies for nearly 90 years.

For years I've called upon the Commission, both under Republican and Democrat leadership, to undertake a fundamental analysis of the program to determine if the program has been effective means of increasing subscribership among low-income…

I recently led the majority of my Republican colleagues on this committee requesting NTIA remove these unnecessary requirements from the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program or the BEAD Program.

I remain committed to ensuring Americans in all parts of the country have access to communication services comparable in quality and price to those in urban areas.

The bipartisan Principle Universal Service has been a bedrock of our Nation's communications policies for nearly 90 years.

The High Cost Program within the FCC's Universal Service Fund has been critical in delivering broadband services to rural areas.

Fixing the contribution factor is much needed.

As a member who represents a rural state, I remain committed to ensuring Americans in all parts of the country have access to communication services comparable in quality and price to those in urban areas.

I recently led the majority of my Republican colleagues on this committee requesting NTIA remove these unnecessary requirements from the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program or the BEAD Program.

The High Cost Program within the FCC's Universal Service Fund has been critical in delivering broadband services to rural areas.

The bipartisan Principle Universal Service has been a bedrock of our Nation's communications policies for nearly 90 years.

I've recently joined Senators Klobuchar, Moran, and Hickenlooper in reintroducing legislation to require the FCC to update the contribution system.

It looks like a lot of Democratic campaign ads were written last night.

In fact, key members of the Finance Committee, including Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and Senator John Thune (R-SD), worked together to introduce this important legislation in the Senate.

This legislation sought to simplify, streamline, and standardize prior authorization processes in the MA program.

In fact, key members of the Finance Committee, including Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and Senator John Thune (R-SD), worked together to introduce this important legislation in the Senate.

This legislation sought to simplify, streamline, and standardize prior authorization processes in the MA program.

I, along with Senator Klobuchar, are proposing to make in this bill, to make it a more effective working lands-oriented program in our farm policy.