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America's energy workers are the support troops for the front-line medical professionals battling the coronavirus.

Congress has passed the largest relief bill in US history and guess who doesn't get any relief? College students and their cash-strapped parents.

We are seeing something America has done before. We are mobilizing as a people to win a war.

We shook up American electoral politics in 2016, and we’re going to overturn expectations once again in response to this pandemic. 

The question isn't whether government has power. Government is power. The question is how and when to apply that power.

Gary Beikirch had been sent to the village along with 11 other Green Berets to act as advisers for the fighters of an oppressed tribe known as the Montagnards.

Now that my last child is college-aged, I can share this with you...

Will life ever get back to normal after the coronavirus nightmare is finally over? Will we be able to shake hands, hug a friend, eat dinner in a restaurant, attend a concert or basketball game, crowd onto beaches and do all the other things we took for granted before we ever heard of the term “social distancing?”

As a pharmacist for more than 30 years and currently the only pharmacist serving in Congress, I know firsthand that we cannot allow our foreign pharmaceutical dependence to continue.

The World Health Organization's leadership tells you that China "set the standard" for the outbreak to the response. Apparently, that standard includes disappearing doctors who tell the truth about it.

If relief money to the states for elections isn't spent wisely, the integrity of the elections will be at risk.

The thought of homeschooling may overwhelm you, especially if you’re also trying to work from home. But let me offer some encouragement. It can be done. The truth is that you may even enjoy it.

The press should start seeking answers instead of attention.

As we work our way out of the COVID-19 crisis, the double whammy of reduced revenues and increased costs for state and local programs will need to be confronted once more.

There are simple things you can do to help stop the virus’ spread and keep yourself and your community safer. 

Listening to a John Kennedy decry federal spending must be like hearing Ronald Reagan demand tax hikes. 

If uncontrolled and unlimited spending continues, we might have to change the nation’s abbreviation from "USA" to "ATM."

What mindset are you adopting toward this current situation? Don’t waste the wait. Come out better on the other side.

President Trump promised and is delivering an “all hands on deck” response to defeating this pandemic. Every American can help too.

On behalf of my fellow Medal of Honor recipients, I want all Americans to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this serious situation that we are all facing together.