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The United States is rewiring supply chains, and the new map is being drawn right now. Over the past year Washington has moved from policy statements to capital deployment, committing more than a bill ...

The rules for governance are meant to be steady. They were designed to outlast any one campaign, any one governor, any one majority. In a 4-3 decision over a hotly contested redistricting amendm ...

It is no secret that Americans continue to be squeezed by high housing costs. President Trump and Congress recognize the need to solve this kitchen table issue. Their biggest roadblock? Housing afford ...

Why would a small cadre of Republicans join in with all the Democrats on Capitol Hill to force employment contracts upon private citizen workers and private sector companies, determined by government ...

The United States is in its biggest infrastructure moment since the Interstate Highway System. This construction spree will be a boon to American workers i ...

A few years ago, the wireless industry promised Americans that 5G would change everything. Doctors would perform remote surgeries. Driverless cars would eliminate traffic accidents. Smart cities would ...

Gas prices are extraordinarily high--and rising. The price at the pump per gallon is now nearly $4.50 according to the American Automobile Association. These skyrocketing prices have a ...

Vividly I learning about the importance of cotton in American history classes as a youth. The Industrial Revolution and Eli Whitney's cotton ginfueling demand for clothes made from cotton gave a ...

During my 18 years serving in the United States Senate, I was honored to represent the people and communities of Louisiana, while advocating for our country's energy industry, which is vital to ...

President Trump has reached an agreement with Iran, but Iran is only part of the overall regional conflict. The struggle between Jews and Palestinians in the Holy Land is, and always has been, the cen ...