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Farmers are the backbone of the American economy. The food we eat, the clothes on our backs, and even the heat that keeps our homes warm can all be traced back to the products of our natural resources and the hard work of our farmers, ranchers, and other rural Americans.

The Biden-Harris administration has continued to convey that America does not come first in their policies. Through reckless energy, mining, transportation, and regulatory policies, this administration has put a burden on Americans who are already struggling to feed and clothe their families.

Temperatures drop and the days get shorter, but Autumn in Arkansas brings a burst of red, orange, and gold as the landscape comes to life through the transformation of fall foliage.

On Monday, we solemnly reflected on the unprovoked attack against Israel that took place one year ago. It remains difficult to put into words the evil that continues to plague the Holy Land. These attacks on Israel by Hamas show a blatant disregard for the lives of Israeli men, women, and children.

October is officially marked as National Dyslexia Awareness Month. This creates an opportunity to shed light on the most common learning disability in the United States, one that affects millions of Americans every day.

The halls of the U.S. Capitol are no stranger to legends of American history. Statues of influential figures line various halls and the Capitol Visitor Center to honor those who have embodied the American spirit. Earlier this year, the Arkansas Delegation unveiled its first statue in a century.

Exactly six months ago, the Biden-Harris Administration’s EPA announced its overreaching and unrealistic vehicle tailpipe emissions rule, which is essentially a de facto ban on the sale of gas-powered and traditional hybrid vehicles, forcing automakers to produce and sell more electric vehicles (EVs).