I am pleased that the U.S. Senate tonight confirmed my friend and former colleague Steve Pearce as Director of the Bureau of Land Management.
Cynthia Lummis
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Cynthia Marie Lummis is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the junior United States senator from Wyoming, a position she has held since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Lummis previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 6, 2009, to January 3, 2017. Throughout her political career, she has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, energy policy, and the promotion of Wyoming's agricultural interests.
This about strengthening domestic uranium conversion and enrichment capacity, which are very limited.
I’m proud to join my Republican colleagues on the FARM Stability Act, delivering much-needed clarity and financial relief so Wyoming’s farmers and ranchers can plan growing and grazing seasons with confidence as labor costs level out.
No bureaucrat in Washington should have the power to make you a criminal without Congress ever casting a vote. That is not how this country works.
For years, Fintech has been shut out while legacy institutions enjoyed privileged access, and the Trump administration is ensuring a level playing field, competition, and lower payments costs for consumers.
Wyoming’s small oil and gas operators should not be subject to blanket federal regulations that were never designed for businesses their size.
American innovation cannot wait on bureaucratic inertia, and President Trump is making sure it does not have to.
Few have left a legacy as enduring in the Cowboy State as Barbara Cubin.
This Executive Order puts the Federal Reserve on notice that it must follow the law and provide equal access to the payments system for all eligible fintech companies.
I am so thrilled Kraken is giving back to Wyoming in such a meaningful way by sponsoring...
I stand with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in its laudable efforts to remove politics...
America must remain an economic superpower in the decades ahead, and that requires smart energy policy to ensure the United States — and states like Wyoming — and Arizona — continue to lead the way.
The BLM oversees nearly 30 percent of Wyoming’s land, making its leadership deeply personal to our state and critical to the communities and economies across the West.
Steve brings the experience and vision to honor that responsibility and will serve as an outstanding guardian of our lands.
The Selective Service System has outlived its purpose and should be abolished. It costs us millions of taxpayer dollars every year while contributing nothing to our national defense.
Americans’ constitutional rights should not disappear just because they made a phone call or sent a text.
I am so pleased to join my esteemed colleague from Wyoming in this next presentation where we rejoice and celebrate our Olympians. Last night was an incredible display of Americana, of the joy of celebrating our athletes. It was…
I rise today to remind us of what we commemorated yesterday: Holocaust Remembrance Day. During the Holocaust, the Nazi regime and its collaborators systematically murdered 6 million Jewish men, women, and children. Two-thirds of Europe's…
Wyoming became a State in 1890. It was the 44th State to enter the Union. In 1893, Wyoming adopted our State seal, which also appears on our State flag inside the buffalo, and on that seal are two figures that tell the story of Wyoming…
I renew my objection as someone who was spied on by the Biden Justice Department--one of eight Senators to be spied on--in violation of the separation of powers. I respect the separation of powers. And in this case, the separation of…
If the president is firing the statistician because he doesn’t like the numbers but they are accurate, then that’s a problem.
I rise to support commonsense legislation that will bring transparency and accountability to the Federal Reserve Board and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Currently, the inspector general of the Fed is appointed by the Fed Chair…
I look forward to continuing our partnership with Senator Gillibrand and the Trump Administration to move the Common Cents Act towards passage in the Senate.





