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Last weekend in response to media reports, I stated that if the President asked or pressured Ukraine’s president to investigate his political rival, either directly

This week, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) reported more than 500 cases of vaping-related illnesses and eight deaths. At least 42 of these cases

In light of the sixth death and the hundreds of cases of serious illness linked to vaping, much of the Senator’s week was focused on

On the anniversary of September 11, 2001, we honor all of those wholost their lives that day—including the first responders who rushed into harm’s way.

I spent the month of August traveling all across our state—talking with people in town halls and on the street, meeting with local elected officials, and

July was a busy month for Senator Romney, with numerous committee hearings on topics ranging from AUMF authority to U.S. policy in Iraq; dozens of Utahns visiting the

Senator Romney’s week in Washington was a busy one—mark-up sessions for the Homeland Security and Foreign Relations committees; several committee hearings; meetings with groups from

This week, Senator Romney joined his colleagues in introducing legislation, two bills aimed at protecting our national security from the China threat, and one bill

This week, Senator Romney welcomed several Utahns to the office to discuss some of his larger priorities: health care, the economy, and climate change. In

Historian Jon Meacham said that perhaps the most important words ever written, originally in English, are these: “All men are created equal.” We are a

Much of the Senate’s focus this week was geared toward passing the NDAA and the supplemental funding bill to address the immigration crisis at our southern border. Senator Romney spoke

With the Fiscal Year 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) heading for the Senate floor, Senator Romney has submitted several amendments to the legislation, representing