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Opinion

Where in the world is the governor and what is he doing?

Where is the Governor and what is he doing? We probably shouldn’t be surprised that stealth candidate Jim Pillen who refused to debate and was elected Governor anyway hasn’t been releasing information about his public schedule. No schedules, nor press releases, little or no comment about issues.

Solutions to maternal mortality

WashingtOn d.C . Those of us from rural Nebraska know there can be challenges when the closest urban center is hours away.

Strengthening our energy supply chains

W Over the past two years, consumers everywhere have felt the consequences of stifled energy production and dependence on foreign energy sources. From day one of the Biden administration, the president’s misguided energy policies have caused skyrocketing energy prices.

Camp Ashland restored

WashingtOn d.C . Four years ago this month, our home of Nebraska experienced a uniquely challenging natural disaster.

Achieving education freedom

Elementary and secondary education has earned a spotlight nationwide, especially after schools went online during the pandemic. The unique setting provided parents a firsthand look at what goes on inside classrooms. Many didn’t like what they found and demanded greater involvement in determining their children’s educational content and experiences. While the solution isn’t about public vs. private schools, in the debates we saw spring up in countless school board meetings across the country, the message from parents across America has been clear: No one is more invested in students’ success than their own parents.

Securing our southern border

by U.S. Senator Pete Ricketts Recently, Senator Fischer and I returned from an oversight visit of the southern border.