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Curtis Highlights Need for Predictable Chemical Regulations
During an Environment and Public Works hearing on the reauthorization of the Toxic Substances Control Act, Senator Curtis emphasized the need for a regulatory framework that protects public health while ensuring American industries can innovate and compete globally.
Curtis Statement on Strikes in Iran
Senator Curtis, member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, today released the following statement on the U.S. and Israel strikes in Iran:
Curtis, Colleagues Introduce Legislation to Streamline VA Benefits Assistance
Senator Curtis cosponsored the TAP Promotion Act, bipartisan legislation to streamline the benefits process for service members before they leave active duty. The bill would allow accredited members of Veterans Service Organizations and similar entities to participate in Transition Assistance Program classes, file Benefits Delivery at Discharge claims, and complete medical evaluations before leaving service.
Highs and Lows: High (energy) and low (emissions) from the Conservative Climate Summit!
Hey, high for this week. Here I am at the fourth annual Conservative Climate Summit. It’s primarily for conservatives, but we have people here from every stripe. And the main point to conservatives is this is a good way to engage, to show how much we do care about leaving
Highs and Lows: What We Learned in Shutdown Week Two
Hey, I am here today with a group from Utah State University, the Stephen R. Covey Leadership Center. Normally, that would be my high because these are pretty amazing students that I’m with. But there’s a big deal this week with a hopeful peace treaty in Gaza that just sounds
Highs and Lows: The Life of A Shutdown!
Okay. Highs and lows. Well, you’re not going to be surprised. We are totally dysfunctional here. Unable to budget moving into a shutdown. I know that you’re all disappointed, and you should be. I’m disappointed in us as well. Hopefully, we can navigate out of it as quickly as possible.