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As both a dentist and a member of Congress, I have dedicated my life to improving the health and wellbeing of the American people.

In Washington, the answer to every problem is often to spend more of your hard-earned dollars.

In his recent column, "The Wilson-Biden coverups" (Web, May 19), Cal Thomas asks why the 25th Amendment wasn't employed to remove President Biden from office.

It's gratifying to see President Donald Trump personally pursuing peace and reconciliation in a world ravaged by war and conflict. His dictum that "we have no permanent enemies" is a powerful statement coming from the leader of the free world.

Lots of people have been duped by the Qataris. I was one of them.

Lorin Selby is right: America must strengthen its positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) infrastructure ("America's GPS vulnerability threatens defense strategy," Web, May 15).

Our family has seen four primary care physicians in the past five years at a major Arizona primary care facility.

Treasury Secretary Bessent has emerged as the principal architect of the Trump 2.0 economy and the reengineer of U.S. trade.

For tens of millions of Americans, seeing President Trump showcase American power and prestige on the world stage is a refreshing return to something that has been sorely missing since President Reagan's time.

AI is rapidly becoming the infrastructure of modern life, and its influence is growing faster than anything we have seen before.