An honor I hold dear: Receiving the Golden Plow Award

I’ve been honored to receive various awards during my time in the U.S. Senate, but one of the most meaningful is the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Golden Plow Award.

Let’s discuss the ‘Cornhusker Clink’

In the wake of the immediate success of Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” — the migrant detention and deportation facility built earlier this year in the Everglades — a similar facility is being planned for Nebraska, dubbed the “Cornhusker Clink.” The plan announced in August by Gov.

Connecting with my district

In recent weeks, I’ve been grateful to be able to speak with many Nebraskans across the Third District’s 80 counties.

Revving Nebraska’s economic engine by investing in AI

Earlier this month, I wrote about Nebraska’s chance to help lead America’s next chapter — from rebuilding our factories, to growing the bioeconomy, to boosting trade, new technology, and financial innovation.

Behavior unbecoming of public servants

At a time when public trust in government is fragile and civic discourse is under attack, the conduct of elected officials must reflect the dignity and responsibility of their office. State senators who resort to profanity, glorify violence and openly oppose the lawful operations of the U.S.

Home in the Good Life: Nebraska’s leadership in agriculture and innovation

Stepping off the plane at Eppley Airfield for our monthlong state work period was a much-needed return to the heartbeat of those I represent in U.S. Senate.

Making Nebraska the economic engine of the Midwest

As I packed my bags in Washington for our month-long state work period and some much-needed time back in the Good Life, I reflected on the progress we’re making for Nebraskans.

Are chemtrails in the sky real?

been an airline pilot for 30 years at Delta and having served over ten years in the Air Force I am often asked about “chemtrails” in the skies.

20 years later, renewable fuels standard is a success

On August 8, 2005, President George Bush signed the Energy Policy Act into law.

Service rooted in Nebraska values: Apply to a U.S. Service Academy

Here in the Good Life, we live by a few enduring principles: grit, humility, and a profound sense of duty. And when these three come together in action, they shape a future that is stronger, more resilient, and more hopeful.