How the Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan Would Benefit Utah
Looking around our communities, it’s not uncommon to see roads, bridges and other infrastructure in need of serious repair. And as one of the country’s
Looking around our communities, it’s not uncommon to see roads, bridges and other infrastructure in need of serious repair. And as one of the country’s
On the 20th anniversary of D-Day in 1964, Dwight D. Eisenhower led Walter Cronkite through the cemetery overlooking Omaha Beach where 9,388 headstones honor the
When President James Garfield was shot in 1881, the wound should not have been fatal. Doctors who rushed to examine the president probed first with
The U.S. birthrate reached its lowest level ever in 2020, according to data released this week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Young
On March 22, 2021, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that: “The creation of a national monument is of no small consequence.” We agree, as would
As the Beijing Olympic Games approach, it is increasingly clear that China, under the control of the Chinese Communist Party does not deserve an Olympic
Democrats are anxious for any excuse to blow up the Senate filibuster, the last procedural hurdle to one-party government. Their latest is that Republicans oppose
Mitt Romney is a Republican senator from Utah. Joe Manchin is a Democratic senator from West Virginia. Coming off the most bitter, divisive presidential election
We need to get the next CARES Act right. Not that the first one was so bad; despite its flaws, the emergency required rapid action.
America is awakening to China. The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed that, to a great degree, our very health is in Chinese hands; from medicines to
As we begin a new year, I remain honored to serve you in the U.S. Senate, where your ideas inspire me to work toward solutions
Tobacco is costing our nation hundreds of thousands of lives and billions of dollars every year. Our home state of Utah was one of the