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I spoke in strong support for the resolution affirming that we, as a Congress and as a nation, should take the time and space to honor those who commit their lives to protecting our communities.
When we plan for our animals, we save human lives too. This bill helps communities prepare smarter, respond faster, and keep families together when it matters most.
This morning, I’m proud to announce I’ve co-sponsored the Local Water Protection Act—a bipartisan piece of legislation that provides more resources in our fight for clean water.
After another productive week in Washington, from reopening our government to a major update on my “Medal of Sacrifice” bill, I’ve got another quick update for you. Let’s dive into all of it.
I’m proud to work across the aisle to advance solutions that put safety first—and I’ll continue to update you as we work to see this bill become law.
Our veterans served for us, and I’ll make sure America continues to serve them.
I couldn’t be prouder to announce that earlier today, the House unanimously passed my bill, the Medal of Sacrifice Act.
Floridians don’t often have to think about freezing temperatures, but this weekend many communities across our state will experience an unseasonable cold snap.
Yesterday, I led a bipartisan cohort of Florida’s federal delegation, including U.S. Senators and Representatives, to urge the Department of the Navy to acknowledge a place with great significance for our state and military: the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum in Fort Pierce.
I stand firmly against antisemitism with my full support for the endurance Jewish state of Israel. Today, we remember the victims of the Holocaust and honor the survivors. “Never again” is more than a promise, it is a responsibility we must abide by all year.