Many states could benefit from the block grants included in this legislation, including Arkansas.
Over the past two weeks – utilizing the Congressional Review Act – the House of Representatives voted on a collection of bills that would undo overbearing rules imposed by the Obama Administration.
Last week, Sen. John Boozman and I embarked on a tour of our state's multi-billion dollar forestry industry.
With forests contributing so much to Arkansas' environment and economy, we are launching a forestry tour on August 30. During this 3-day tour, we will visit various sites around Arkansas' timber rich Fourth Congressional District.
What happens when a government is so far in debt it borrows to pay interest on its debt only to find it needs more layers on its debt pyramid to remain solvent?
This week, educators, students, and parents celebrate School Choice Week.
I spend several days each week in Washington, D.C., working in our nation's capitol. During the October work period, I will be home traveling the Fourth Congressional District and highlighting some of Arkansas' top tourist destinations.
This week began the traditional August recess for the U.S. House of Representatives. Even though it is called a recess, the month of August is no break for Members of Congress.
My first bill, the Resilient Federal Forests Act, passed the House of Representatives on Thursday (July 9). It is bipartisan legislation that will give the Forest Service the tools it needs to better manage our national forests. As a professional forester, I see that our forests are no longer resilient due to overgrowth, wildfire, and disease.