An agreement worth strengthening

Six years ago, Washington managed to do something many people thought was impossible. Amidst President Trump’s first term and Democrat leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives, Republicans and Democrats came together to enact the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

Remember and honor

Each Memorial Day, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their life while serving this great nation. Since the end of the American Revolutionary War, more than 646,000 American troops have died in combat.

Their last full measure of devotion

Throughout American history, members of the U.S. Military have embodied courage by laying down their lives in the defense of freedom. From the birth of the republic to modern conflicts, these acts of valor remind us of liberty’s profound human price.Dr.

An invitation to serve state, engage with democracy

If you’ve ever visited Washington, D.C. as a Nebraskan, you may already know about one of our federal delegation’s most cherished traditions. Every Wednesday morning at 8 a.m.

A win for consumers, farmers, and energy independence

From Falls City to Lyman, Valentine to Superior, and everywhere in between, Nebraska’s Third District is home to some of the hardest-working people I know. Serving them in Congress remains the honor of a lifetime, and one I will never take for granted.

Motherhood, healthy families matter

Motherhood and intact families — homes with a married mother and father raising children together — form a strong foundation for American culture. In our busy modern world, however, these fundamental truths sometimes get overlooked or purposely ignored.

Backing Nebraska’s men and women in blue

Beginning Sunday, May 10 through Saturday, May 16, we celebrate National Police Week — a time that brings our nation together to honor the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of our brave law enforcement officers.

A long-overdue farm bill for producers

For many, spring is a season full of new beginnings. A time when the sun sets later, the weather gets a little nicer, and excitement for summer plans begins to grow.For ag producers across the Third District, spring is filled with hard work.

The ‘26 legislative session in review

The 109th Nebraska Legislature concluded its second session on April 17 after a 60day short session dominated by tight fiscal constraints, a large projected deficit and debates over gubernatorial vetoes.

Arbor Day: Nebraska’s gift to planet Earth

Most holidays commemorate a piece of history. We often remember a winning battle, the birth of a consequential leader, or the founding of a nation. But on the last Friday of April, we look to the future with hope and action.