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U.S. Representative Report

U.S. Representative Report

It’s hard to put into words the evil that is plaguing the Middle East right now. On Saturday, we woke to learn that Hamas terrorists launched an unprovoked attack on Israel with no regard for the lives of civilian men, women, children, or babies. Many people have never experienced or even imagined the violence and evil inflicted on innocent Israelis by the Hamas terrorists. It is a disgrace to humanity. 10/18/2023 11:00 PM

State Capitol Week in Review

State Capitol Week in Review

State Capitol Week in Review,October 13, 2023 10/18/2023 11:00 PM

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M 10/12/2023 04:00 AM

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M 10/04/2023 11:00 PM

State Capitol Week in Review,September 29, 2023

State Capitol Week in Review,September 29, 2023

State Capitol Week in Review,September 29, 2023 10/04/2023 11:00 PM

U.S. Representative Report

U.S. Representative Report

We all know that life is about making choices. Serving in Congress requires making big choices on a big stage that are forever chronicled in our vote record. And making choices is about setting priorities. House Republicans have made it clear that cutting spending, securing the border, and keeping our men and women in uniform paid are our top priorities. On Friday, my vote reflected that. 10/04/2023 11:00 PM

Moments in Time

Moments in Time

* On Oct. 2, 1614, Louis XIII of France was declared an adult. His mother, Marie de’ Medici, continued to act as his Regent, however, as she had begun upon the assassination of his father, King Henry IV of France, in 1610, until Louis turned 16. 09/28/2023 04:00 AM

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HISTORY 09/28/2023 04:00 AM

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09/21/2023 04:00 AM

Combating the Fentanyl Crisis

Combating the Fentanyl Crisis

Illicit fentanyl poisoning is now the leading cause of death for adults aged 18-49 – more than cancer, car accidents, and heart disease. Only a few milligrams of the drug, about the size of the tip of a pencil, can be lethal. With thousands and thousands of pounds of deadly drugs pouring across our border and infiltrating our communities, this epidemic has grown and evolved into a full-blown health and national security crisis.The drug is easier to produce than cocaine or heroin and can be sold for 100 times more than it costs to produce. Since small doses are incredibly potent (50-200 times more than morphine), it makes it easier for criminals, drug cartels, and foreign adversaries to smuggle the deadly drug into our communities. 09/21/2023 04:00 AM

HISTORY MINUTE

“Tell it to the Marines” was a popular recruiting slogan during World War I. Throughout the long, distinguished history of the US Marine Corps, courage, determination, and love of country have always been at the heart of their training. One Arkansas native, John H. Pruitt, one of the most decorated Marines of World War I, showed this to the world when he became one of the few men to ever earn two Congressional Medals of Honor. 09/14/2023 04:00 AM

HISTORY MINUTE

Since the creation of the state, Pulaski County has been the focus of politics and business for the state of Arkansas as the home of the state capital. Few people may know who the county was named for. Count Casimir Pulaski, a Polish general, arrived in the United States during the American Revolution, trained American troops, and gave his life for the freedom of the new land. Pulaski became a hero for the generation of men who fought for American independence. 09/07/2023 04:00 AM

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