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I introduced the Freedom Haulers Act today to open the door for more veterans who want to keep America moving.
One year ago this week, three Floridians lost their lives on Florida’s Turnpike near Fort Pierce due to the complete and utter recklessness of a foreign truck driver with an illegal CDL license.
Ten years ago, toxic blue-green algae—fueled by billions of gallons of discharges from Lake Okeechobee—coated the St. Lucie River, the Indian River Lagoon, and our beaches in thick, guacamole-looking sludge.
Today is National Purple Heart Day. It’s the day we honor those whose stories include tremendous sacrifice.
What would make the biggest difference for your community's quality of life?
When you can’t get a hold of a federal agency or you’re having trouble with receiving the benefits you’ve earned, my constituent services team stands ready to help.
This is what matters: stop the discharges, clean the lagoon, and send the water south. I’m focused on getting us there, and I’m not resting until it’s done.
The adjustment to civilian life after service can be difficult, but it doesn’t mean your best days are already behind you—it means you’ve got the chance to keep serving your community and making your country a better place.
The U.S. Coast Guard has authorized a temporary schedule change at the old North Causeway Bridge starting Monday, August 3rd, to allow crews to tear down the old drawbridge as part of the Bridge Replacement Project.
Happy Shark Week!