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WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina), Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, today made this statement ahead of the one-year anniversary of the One Big Beautiful Bill being signed into law.

U.S. Senator John Boozman pictured with his Washington, D.C. interns on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. WASHINGTON— U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) recognized the students who served as interns in his Washington, D.C. office during the first summer session. “These hardworking students have made valuable contributions in service to the people of Arkansas during their internships,” Boozman said. “I appreciate their commitment to public service and the role they played to help my staff meet the needs of constituents. I am confident this experience provided them with a greater understanding of the

n Washington this week, we marked one year since we passed the One Big Beautiful Bill into law—preventing what would have been the largest tax hike in American history, and put YOUR money back in YOUR pocket.

Today our nation celebrates an incredible milestone: 250 years of American independence. This Independence Day, we come together to celebrate a pivotal moment in history when the future of our nation—and the world—was changed forever. This day in 1776, our Founding Fathers declared that all men are created equal, and that government derived its power from the consent of the governed. They set forth a declaration that We The People bestow authority upon the government to ensure that it serves the will of the people and preserves the liberties for which so many have fought and sacrificed. We are

WASHINGTON, DC - Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach (MN-07) joined House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn "GT" Thompson last week as an original cosponsor of the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act. This legislation modernizes the H-2A agricultural worker program, delivering labor flexibility and financial predictability to agricultural producers. "Our hard-working farmers should not have to fight through mountains of federal red tape just to feed and fuel our country," said Rep. Fischbach. "Rigid and outdated H-2A program requirements have ignored the realities of modern farming, leaving o

WASHINGTON, D.C. – This week, Congressman Pete Stauber (MN-08) introduced the Federal Responsibility and Accountability for Unchecked Dereliction (FRAUD) Act to strengthen accountability when state officials become aware of significant fraud involving federal funds. This legislation comes on the heels of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s bombshell report finding that high-level Minnesota state officials – including Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison – knew of widespread fraud in Minnesota since 2019 and repeatedly failed to act. “Billions of taxpayer do

Minnesota’s federal bench has a new chief judge. Eric Tostrud on Wednesday was named the District of Minnesota’s new top judge, taking over for U.S. District Chief Judge Patrick Schiltz, who announced last year that he would assume senior status, a form of semi-retirement, starting July 1. Tostrud has served on Minnesota’s federal bench since 2018 after being nominated by President Donald Trump during his first term and clearing the Senate by a unanimous vote. A St. Paul native, Tostrud graduated from the William Mitchell College of Law and went on to clerk for former Judge Edward J. Devitt an

ROGERS, Ark.—During the congressional recess, U.S. Senator John Boozman of Arkansas sat down with 40/29 News. He talked about a number of issues including new legislation dubbed the Farm Bill 2.0. “With the original farm bill a year ago in the big beautiful building, we were able to increase farm investment over the next five years by $68 billion which is a massive amount of money, the most ever in a farm bill, and the reason we were able to do that was because agriculture is such that if you're growing something in the ground right now, you're losing money," Boozman said. "If we're not carefu