In Nebraska, we know family is defined by more than the name we share, but by the commitment we make to one another. Across
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Protecting Nebraskans While Encouraging Innovation
When meeting with Nebraskans, I often receive questions about artificial intelligence, or AI, and data centers. I understand the curiosity surrounding these issues, because
Democrats Blocked Lower Energy Bills
Over the last year, Nebraskans and the rest of the country have been thoughtfully engaging on what data centers are, why they are important,
When Heartburn Keeps Coming Back Up
By Dr. Andrew Ellsworth Most of us have experienced heartburn or acid reflux at some point. It may happen after eating too much. You
Spreading The Word About Recycling
Caption: St. Agnes Academy students face off during the recycling relay at the ARC’s health and wellness day. Writing is easy most weeks. Settle
Boots in the Barn
I used to think that I needed to wear cowboy boots all day long. I wore out most pairs that I had in just
Look Under the Bed
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. Friedrich Nietzsche I never encountered the monsters
Protecting Life, Supporting Mothers
For nearly 50 years, the Hyde Amendment has reflected a principle that resonates deeply with the values we hold in Nebraska: protecting vulnerable life
Investing in Nebraska’s Health and Safety
I often write about using my role in the U.S. Senate to advocate for Nebraska. It’s why I joined the Senate Appropriations Committee –
Farmers and Ranchers Deserve Data Privacy, Fair Markets
Agriculture is the heart and soul of what we do in Nebraska. It is also a knowledge business. Farmers and ranchers are experts in