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The grid security gap Congress can close this year
America needs to build more power infrastructure than it has in generations, and that infrastructure must be secure. Threats are coming from many directions.
SharesAmerica needs a new generation of prospectors
Every advanced technology begins with materials extracted from the earth.
SharesWhy a secure grid is more important than ever
America's electricity demand continues to grow at an unprecedented pace.
SharesUnlocking America's geothermal potential
America is blessed with an abundance of energy resources. The question is whether we have the will to develop them.
SharesWe need meaningful, durable permitting reform this year
In early September, the Third Circuit vacated a lawfully issued Water Quality Certification that New Jersey's environmental regulator issued for Williams' Northeast Supply Enhancement Project (NESE).
SharesPredictable energy policy can help secure America's future
An unstable electric grid stands in the way of America's energy future.
SharesAmerican energy dominance means a more affordable, prosperous nation
Affordable and reliable energy is fundamental to a strong economy, a secure nation and the everyday lives of American families.
SharesPermitting reform keeps stalling. The POWER Act can help
Over the past half-decade, Americans have seen rising energy prices, often forcing them to make tough decisions about what other goods and services they can afford. This should not be the norm.
SharesKeep EU regulations out of American energy policy
American energy powers the world but bureaucrats in Brussels' new regulatory regime threatens our ability to keep it that way.
SharesKeeping the lights on means defending - and powering - America's grid
In early December 2022, two electrical substations in my home county of Moore County, N.C., were intentionally targeted and damaged by gunfire. More than 45,000 homes and businesses lost power.
SharesColorado families deserve energy freedom
Colorado's Eighth District has an energy advantage most states envy.
SharesIt's time to ditch the switch and lock the clock
For years, Americans have asked Congress to end an outdated ritual that disrupts our lives twice every year: changing our clocks. Earlier this year, the House of Representatives finally answered that call.
SharesAmerican refineries for American oil
Energy is a constant geopolitical linchpin. From the very first days of President Trump's second term, his intense focus on securing American energy dominance has been a core part of his energy agenda.
SharesMontana energy is back and better than ever
Montana is famous for world-class fly fishing, and some of America's greatest national parks. But Montana is also rich in natural resources.
SharesThe families Washington health policy forgot
The most expensive day in many American families' lives isn't the day they buy a house or a car. It is the day they have a baby.
SharesMore healthcare, less red tape for veterans nationwide
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is the largest integrated healthcare system in the United States.
SharesPut patients back in charge of their healthcare
In 2000, the average family paid about $6,000 a year for health insurance. Today, that figure has climbed to nearly $27,000, rising at more than twice the rate of inflation over the same period.
SharesCompounding must not become a drug-approval shortcut for Big Wellness
Patients deserve innovation, but they also deserve evidence. FDA should not allow pharmacy compounding to become a shortcut around safety and efficacy standards that protect the public.
SharesMedtech: A great value in American healthcare
There is a lot of talk in Washington about "value" in healthcare. Some suggest the best way to create value is to simply lower costs by limiting the procedures and products available to patients.
SharesExpanding HSA eligibility can unlock savings opportunities
After meeting with North Texas families and medical professionals, I have heard repeatedly how healthcare and insurance costs continue to rise, and more Americans are having to go without needed care.
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