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Responsible government spending

W Federal spending and our growing national debt are serious challenges which must be addressed for the long-term fiscal health of our nation. By enacting our tax cut and family security package (H.R.

Lagging job growth in Omaha and Lincoln sparks concern

Alarm bells are sounding over the lack of robust job growth in the state’s two largest cities. A recent study commissioned by the Omaha-based Aksarben Foundation indicated that job growth in Omaha and Lincoln lagged behind its peer cities, such as Sioux Falls, Des Moines and Oklahoma City.

BBB delivers budget dilemma for lawmakers

Brace yourself Nebraskans for another year without meaningful property tax relief. That’s because the One Big Beautiful Bill means that Nebraska will have to do without about $216 million in state income tax revenue over the next two years, and $406 million less over the next four years.

Charlie Kirk... remembering his faith and connectivity to young audiences

The last week marks a time in history for America, with the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Kirk was known for his compelling voice and ability to connect with young audiences, addressing topics that resonated with a generation navigating questions of faith, politics, and cultural challenges. He consistently urged students to engage in critical thinking, challenge false narratives, and participate in respectful discussion, even with those holding opposing views. His death leaves a significant void in the movement to foster dialogue, promote critical thinking, and boldly live out ones’ Christian principles.

Defending America’s greatness

W Nearly a quarter century has passed since the attacks of September 11, 2001. That day’s tragic events, the heroic acts of so many Americans, and the extraordinary shows of patriotism and national unity which followed are forever etched in our national memory.

Husker Harvest Days: where tradition meets innovation

WashingtOn d.C . While I was voting in Washington this week, my staff had the privilege of attending Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island — an annual event that, for more than 40 years, has been a centerpiece for Nebraska agriculture.

WEC in McCook proposed to house non violent Level 1 detainees no children

eWs by Senator Tanya Storer Our office has received several inquiries regarding the proposed use of the Work Ethic Camp (WEC) in McCook as a detention facility in partnership with the Department of Homeland Security, so I wanted to address some of those questions in this week’s column. My experience has been that good information and communication can often alleviate much discord.