It is the transformative element that might get somebody from just existing to thriving again.

Washington is standing out as a national leader in youth and youth-adult homelessness, and Casa de la Mora will be a brilliant example of that.

At today’s briefing with Sec. Burgum, U.S. Wildland Fire Service Chief Brian Fennessy, and local fire chiefs, we discussed the next steps in responding to the fires and collecting information for a federal disaster declaration.

This is changing lives.

We should be thankful for California Interagency Incident Management Team 7 and the firefighters who have continued to respond after the incident.

It's going to show that real solutions exist in the community, and that those solutions not only help these young people, but they help our economy by creating a workforce and stability for them and their families.

I’m glad Senator Thune set a date certain in September to bring it up because the challenges facing student athletes and universities aren’t going away.

That's where the gaps are.

The IRS’s address sharing policy therefore violates the statute, improperly displaces Congress’s legislative judgments, undermines the confidentiality of taxpayer information and taxpayer reliance, and threatens the national fisc.

Between Washington and Oregon, we've hit a record for the amount of acreage that has been burning.

The data sharing at issue in this case by the [IRS] and [ICE] violates the express terms of the statute and ignores its history.

Returning 72 acres of the Quinault Indian Nation’s original reservation will restore the Tribe’s ancestral lands and help preserve one of the area’s last remnants of old growth forest as a living museum for future generations.

The data sharing here was illegal and threatens federal revenue, adversely affecting all taxpayers.

The Northwest will continue to benefit from air assets, and I hope that more of them can be deployed throughout the region, as smoke allows, to help Spokane, Okanogan and all Northeast Washington counties, the Spokane and Colville Tribes…

We just have to move faster.

Technology can play a big role. We have to show people that the connection between the information that we can get, and then the actual action plan that we can put into place, that's where that's where the gaps are.

The next couple of days will be challenging, but we are going to do everything we can to make sure the resources are here and continue to make sure that this issue gets our nation's attention.

We have to show people that the connection between the information that we can get, and then the actual action plan that we can put into place, that's where that's where the gaps are.

There are some up here with us who have been evacuated. There are some that have lost their homes. So we are with you in this situation, and we're going to do everything we can to get the federal resources to help you.

I ask our fellow Washingtonians to help this region, to be as patient as you can, to listen to what the first responders are saying because we're not out of danger yet.

Today, it is the top fire in our nation. That means [the federal government is] going to give us the resources that we need here on the ground.

We are not out of danger.

When we wanted the Voting Rights Act passed, I was willing to do it.

President Trump’s statements, coupled with his repeated threats to invoke the Insurrection Act — which authorizes the president to deploy military forces inside the United States to suppress rebellion or domestic violence — only heighten…