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WHITESBURG, KY – U.S. Rep. Harold “Hal” Rogers (KY-05) invited Col. John Moran, the new Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Louisville District, to help address emergency flood control with local and state leaders in Letcher County on Wednesday. “Fleming-Neon flooded twice in 24 hours last week, as debris and sediment continue to block our waterways and flood our communities. It isn’t just a problem in Letcher County; we need solutions to clean out streams all across our Appalachian region and particularly along the Kentucky River,” said Congressman Rogers, Dean of the House. “Col.

Serving in the U.S. military and defending our country profoundly shaped my life, and now, nominating outstanding students to our nation’s service academies is one of my highest honors as a Member of Congress.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2026/aug/22/congress-protect-americans-right-repair-cars/ By Rep. Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) This weekend, some of the fastest cars in the world raced through the streets of the nation’s capital. The inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington brought IndyCar to Washington for the first time. For anyone who cares about cars, the pit lane can be just as fascinating to watch as the race itself. When a car comes into the pits, the crew can make repairs quickly because it has access to the vehicle, the information and the parts needed to do the job. The crew d

In today’s economy, most households rely on two incomes to afford to live. That reality oftentimes forces hardworking Arkansans to choose between their career and financial security or caring for a loved one. But our state’s workforce is not alone in facing that dilemma. Right now, nearly three-quarters of American workers lack access to employer-provided paid family leave. Whether welcoming a new child, nursing a sick parent back to health or managing an unexpected medical emergency, too many workers face these pivotal life moments without the flexibility of paid leave. Simultaneously, the ri