Celebrating the International Year of the Woman Farmer

Most Nebraskans who live in agricultural communities understand that farming and ranching is not just a job. It is a way of life. It is built on long days, hard decisions, and a deep love for the land.It is also built by more than 1.2 million female ag producers.

The enduring significance of Flag Day

One of my cherished memories from attending a one-room country school during my elementary years was tending to the American flag each day.

A safer place to live

As we approach the 250th anniversary of our great nation, I often find myself reflecting on the miracle of theAmerican experience. As a sixth‑generation Nebraskan, I am proud to call it home.

Being kind to the needy

Local charities serve as the bedrock of social support, providing immediate, targeted assistance that profoundly impacts families in crisis.

Spend summer in Nebraska

As temperatures rise and schools let out, Nebraskans across the state are mapping out their summer plans. And if you’re looking for ideas, you’re in luck because the Good Life is full of wonderful places to visit.

Bringing tools and resources to your fingertips

Every day, I go to work in Congress with a simple goal: to help make life a little better for Nebraska’s families by working to solve problems, strengthen our communities, and create opportunities for the next generation.Nearly 250 years ago, our Founders established a nation built on freedom,...

Father really does know best

In an era of family fragmentation, an intact family — where both mother and father are married, committed and present — provides children with unmatched stability and guidance.

Connected and protected

One of the most important parts of my job is ensuring that federal regulators in Washington understand Nebraska’s unique needs.

An agreement worth strengthening

Six years ago, Washington managed to do something many people thought was impossible.

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.