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Bringing civics to life
One of the greatest privileges of serving Arkansas in the United States Senate is welcoming Arkansans to the Capitol. I especially enjoy giving tours to Natural State families and school groups who travel to Washington to see where the heart of federal legislative activity takes place. There is something special about watching a young Arkansan walk through the corridors of Congress for the first time and seeing their curiosity grow as they learn about our history and government.
Bringing civics to life
One of the greatest privileges of serving Arkansas in the United States Senate is welcoming Arkansans to the Capitol. I especially enjoy giving tours to Natural State families and school groups who travel to Washington to see where the heart of federal legislative activity takes place. There is something special about watching a young Arkansan walk through the corridors of Congress for the first time and seeing their curiosity grow as they learn about our history and government.
Bringing civics to life
WASHINGTON — One of the greatest privileges of serving Arkansas in the United States Senate is welcoming Arkansans to the Capitol. I especially enjoy giving tours to Natural State families and school groups who travel to Washington to see where the heart of federal legislative activity takes place. There is something special about watching a young Arkansan walk through the corridors of Congress for the first time and seeing their curiosity grow as they learn about our history and government.
Letter: We must continue supporting ag research and tech
I recently visited with North Dakota farmers and ranchers and attended the groundbreaking for phase II of the Grand Farm Innovation Campus. It’s always a pleasure to join my friend Sen. John Hoeven in his home state as we work together to support the men and women who feed this country. Sens John Hoeven and John Boozman heard from North Dakota producers about low crop prices, high costs and the need for additional farm support.
Arkansas Delegation: Working Families Tax Cuts Delivering $1 Billion to State’s Farm Families
WASHINGTON––U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman (R-AR), Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR), and Congressmen Rick Crawford (AR-01), French Hill (AR-02), Steve Womack (AR-03) and Bruce Westerman (AR-04) announced Arkansas farmers will begin receiving an estimated $1 billion in enhanced farm safety net benefits this month, thanks to improvements secured through the Working Families Tax Cuts.
Every child deserves place to call home
Every child deserves to grow up surrounded by people who care for them, support them and help them build a brighter future. Across Arkansas, countless individuals and families are stepping up to do just that. I was proud to recognize Tiffany Wright as my 2026 Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (CCAI) Angels in Adoption honoree.
Every child deserves place to call home
Every child deserves to grow up surrounded by people who care for them, support them and help them build a brighter future. Across Arkansas, countless individuals and families are stepping up to do just that. I was proud to recognize Tiffany Wright as my 2026 Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (CCAI) Angels in Adoption honoree.
Every child deserves a place to call home
WASHINGTON — Every child deserves to grow up surrounded by people who care for them, support them and help them build a brighter future. Across Arkansas, countless individuals and families are stepping up to do just that. I was proud to recognize Tiffany Wright as my 2026 Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (CCAI) Angels in Adoption honoree.
Farm Bill 2.0 closer to becoming law
For years, Arkansas farmers, ranchers and producers have been calling for a modernized Farm Bill. Economic conditions have changed dramatically since the last bill was signed into law in 2018. That’s why Congress, led by Republicans on the agriculture committees in the House and Senate, made critical enhancements to farm programs in the Working Families Tax Cuts.
Farm Bill 2.0 closer to becoming law
For years, Arkansas farmers, ranchers and producers have been calling for a modernized Farm Bill. Economic conditions have changed dramatically since the last bill was signed into law in 2018. That’s why Congress, led by Republicans on the agriculture committees in the House and Senate, made critical enhancements to farm programs in the Working Families Tax Cuts.
Restoring the rulebook for college athletics
WASHINGTON — College athletics have changed dramatically in recent years, but the rules governing student athletes have struggled to keep pace. Last week, the Senate took an important step by voting to advance the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act.
Restoring the rulebook for college athletics
College athletics have changed dramatically in recent years, but the rules governing student athletes have struggled to keep pace. Earlier this week, the Senate took an important step by voting to advance the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act.
Restoring the rulebook for college athletics
College athletics have changed dramatically in recent years, but the rules governing student athletes have struggled to keep pace. Earlier this week, the Senate took an important step by voting to advance the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act.
25 years later, Arkansans will never forget 9/11
Twenty-five years ago, radical terrorists shockingly and ruthlessly attacked our nation. In a matter of hours, 2,977 innocent lives were taken, families were changed forever and America entered a new era. A quarter of a century later, we still remember those lost and honor the heroes who ran toward danger that fateful day. kAm~?6 @7 E9@D6 G:4E:>D H2D $2C2 {@H[ 2 ag\J62C\@=5 7=:89E 2EE6?52?E 7C@> q2E6DG:==6 H9@ H2D H@C<:?8 @? p>6C:42?
25 years later, Arkansans will never forget 9/11
Twenty-five years ago, radical terrorists shockingly and ruthlessly attacked our nation. In a matter of hours, 2,977 innocent lives were taken, families were changed forever and America entered a new era. A quarter of a century later, we still remember those lost and honor the heroes who ran toward danger that fateful day. One of those victims was Sara Low, a 28-year-old flight attendant from Batesville who was working on American Airlines Flight 11.
Flying Razorbacks continue executing evolving missions
The Flying Razorbacks of the Arkansas Air National Guard have sat in many different pilot seats over seven decades. Throughout that history, our airmen have flown everything from modified bombers in the 1950s to fighter aircraft like the F-4, F-16 and A-10. But their current mission is the most unique yet and provides a glimpse into what 21st century military service looks like for some servicemembers. kAm%96 `ggE9 (:?8 C646?E=J 46=63C2E65 `_ J62CD @7 :ED ?6H6DE >:DD:@?
Flying Razorbacks continue executing evolving missions
The Flying Razorbacks of the Arkansas Air National Guard have sat in many different pilot seats over seven decades. Throughout that history, our airmen have flown everything from modified bombers in the 1950s to fighter aircraft like the F-4, F-16 and A-10. But their current mission is the most unique yet and provides a glimpse into what 21st century military service looks like for some servicemembers.
Fighting back against the overdose crisis
Every life lost to an overdose is a tragedy, but every life saved is a reason to keep fighting. August is Overdose Awareness Month, which is an opportunity to remember the Arkansans and Americans we have lost to the overdose crisis while recognizing the progress we are making to prevent future tragedies. Overdose deaths are declining nationally, signaling that our efforts to address this crisis are working thanks to innovative steps being taken by communities nationwide, including our own.
Fighting back against the overdose crisis
Every life lost to an overdose is a tragedy, but every life saved is a reason to keep fighting. August is Overdose Awareness Month, which is an opportunity to remember the Arkansans and Americans we have lost to the overdose crisis while recognizing the progress we are making to prevent future tragedies. Overdose deaths are declining nationally, signaling that our efforts to address this crisis are working thanks to innovative steps being taken by communities nationwide, including our own.
More paid leave for more Arkansans
In today’s economy, most households rely on two incomes to afford to live. That reality oftentimes forces hardworking Arkansans to choose between their career and financial security or caring for a loved one. But our state’s workforce is not alone in facing that dilemma. kAm#:89E ?@H[ ?62C=J E9C66\BF2CE6CD @7 p>6C:42? H@C<6CD =24< 2446DD E@ 6>A=@J6C\AC@G:565 A2:5 72>:=J =62G6] (96E96C H6=4@>:?8 2 ?6H 49:=5[ ?FCD:?8 2 D:4< A2C6?E 324< E@ 962=E9 @C >2?28:?8 2?
More paid leave for more Arkansans
In today’s economy, most households rely on two incomes to afford to live. That reality oftentimes forces hardworking Arkansans to choose between their career and financial security or caring for a loved one. But our state’s workforce is not alone in facing that dilemma. Right now, nearly three-quarters of American workers lack access to employer-provided paid family leave.
Working for Arkansans this August In-State Work Period
The Senate has officially kicked off the August In-State Work Period, and I am glad to be back home in Arkansas and have the opportunity to visit with many Arkansans. From highlighting the future of health care education to meeting with local businesses and celebrating community growth, I was reminded once again of the innovation, hard work and community spirit that make The Natural State such a special place to call home.
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The Senate has officially kicked off the August In-State Work Period, and I am glad to be back home in Arkansas and have the opportunity to visit with many Arkansans.
Backing the blue for safer communities
The men and women in law enforcement dedicate their lives to protecting their neighbors, responding in moments of crisis and helping build stronger communities. They answer the call when others need help most and deserve our support and the tools necessary to serve safely and effectively. To support public safety, we must build trust between law enforcement and those they serve. kAmp4C@DD %96 }2EFC2= $E2E6[ }2E:@?2= }:89E ~FE 6G6?ED 8:G6 C6D:56?ED 2?5 @77:46CD E96 @AA@CEF?:EJ E@ 4C62E6 @C >2:?E2:?
Strengthening partnerships through educational exchange
Arkansas has a proud history of producing leaders whose ideas have shaped our nation and influenced generations beyond our borders. One of the most notable examples is Senator J. William Fulbright, whose vision for educational exchange resulted in a program that has spent eight decades building connections, expanding opportunities and strengthening relationships among people and nations.
Strengthening partnerships through educational exchange
Arkansas has a proud history of producing leaders whose ideas have shaped our nation and influenced generations beyond our borders. One of the most notable examples is Senator J. William Fulbright, whose vision for educational exchange resulted in a program that has spent eight decades building connections, expanding opportunities and strengthening relationships among people and nations.
Strengthening partnerships through educational exchange
Arkansas has a proud history of producing leaders whose ideas have shaped our nation and influenced generations beyond our borders. One of the most notable examples is Senator J. William Fulbright, whose vision for educational exchange resulted in a program that has spent eight decades building connections, expanding opportunities and strengthening relationships among people and nations.
Protecting The Natural State while building our future
Arkansans understand that conserving our natural resources and growing our economy are not competing interests. Arkansas is blessed with pristine rivers, forests, farmland, lakes and abundant wildlife. These resources not only make us The Natural State, they also support the agricultural, manufacturing and tourism industries that strengthen our economy and way of life.
Protecting The Natural State while building our future
Arkansans understand that conserving our natural resources and growing our economy are not competing interests. Arkansas is blessed with pristine rivers, forests, farmland, lakes and abundant wildlife. These resources not only make us The Natural State, they also support the agricultural, manufacturing and tourism industries that strengthen our economy and way of life.
Protecting The Natural State while building our future
WASHINGTON — Arkansans understand that conserving our natural resources and growing our economy are not competing interests. Arkansas is blessed with pristine rivers, forests, farmland, lakes and abundant wildlife. These resources not only make us The Natural State, they also support the agricultural, manufacturing and tourism industries that strengthen our economy and way of life.
One year later: Working families tax cuts
Just over a year ago, Congress passed landmark legislation focused on making Arkansas and America stronger, safer and more prosperous. Now known as the Working Families Tax Cuts, the package’s biggest achievement was to stop a looming $4 trillion tax increase on hardworking men and women in our state and across the country. At a time when inflation is still too high, adding even more of a burden on Arkansans’ budgets would be disastrous. kAm%92?<7F==J[ H6 DF4466565 :?
One year later: Working families tax cuts
Just over a year ago, Congress passed landmark legislation focused on making Arkansas and America stronger, safer and more prosperous. Now known as the Working Families Tax Cuts, the package’s biggest achievement was to stop a looming $4 trillion tax increase on hardworking men and women in our state and across the country. At a time when inflation is still too high, adding even more of a burden on Arkansans’ budgets would be disastrous.
One year later: Working Families Tax Cuts
WASHINGTON — Just over a year ago, Congress passed landmark legislation focused on making Arkansas and America stronger, safer and more prosperous. Now known as the Working Families Tax Cuts, the package’s biggest achievement was to stop a looming $4 trillion tax increase on hardworking men and women in our state and across the country. At a time when inflation is still too high, adding even more of a burden on Arkansans’ budgets would be disastrous. kAm%92?<7F==J[ H6 DF4466565 :?
Connecting more Arkansans, veterans to the American Dream
Arkansas is home to many veterans who have served our nation with honor and distinction. As I continue to fight for policies that support our servicemembers and veterans in Washington, I was proud to see the final passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act including my Veterans Affairs Loan Informed Disclosure (VALID) Act to ensure our current and former servicemembers are made aware of their earned VA home loan benefits.
Connecting more Arkansans, veterans to the American Dream
Arkansas is home to many veterans who have served our nation with honor and distinction. As I continue to fight for policies that support our servicemembers and veterans in Washington, I was proud to see the final passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act including my Veterans Affairs Loan Informed Disclosure (VALID) Act to ensure our current and former servicemembers are made aware of their earned VA home loan benefits.
Tracing Arkansas threads through America 250
Arkansans and Americans from coast to coast have excitedly celebrated Independence Day and the added significance it carries this year. We have so much to take pride in as the greatest country on earth marks two and a half centuries in existence. Amid all the fanfare and festivities, it is worth reflecting on the distinct role our state has played in the American story. kAmuC@> E96 62C=:6DE 52JD @7 tFC@A62? 6IA=@C2E:@? 2?5 D6EE=6>6?E[ @FC =2?5 H2D 46?EC2= E@ E96 ?2E:@?’D 6IA2?D:@?] t2C=J :?
Tracing Arkansas threads through America 250
Arkansans and Americans from coast to coast have excitedly celebrated Independence Day and the added significance it carries this year. We have so much to take pride in as the greatest country on earth marks two and a half centuries in existence. Amid all the fanfare and festivities, it is worth reflecting on the distinct role our state has played in the American story. From the earliest days of European exploration and settlement, our land was central to the nation’s expansion.
A Farm Bill built for farmers
An updated farm bill is long overdue. Economic conditions have changed dramatically since the last farm bill became law in 2018, and Arkansas producers are anxiously awaiting action. Arkansans understand agriculture is the backbone of our state’s economy as well as a way of life. Our farmers, ranchers and foresters help feed, fuel and clothe our nation, yet they are facing some of the most difficult economic conditions in decades.
A Farm Bill built for farmers
An updated farm bill is long overdue. Economic conditions have changed dramatically since the last farm bill became law in 2018, and Arkansas producers are anxiously awaiting action. Arkansans understand agriculture is the backbone of our state’s economy as well as a way of life. Our farmers, ranchers and foresters help feed, fuel and clothe our nation, yet they are facing some of the most difficult economic conditions in decades.
A farm bill built for the future
WASHINGTON - An updated farm bill is long overdue. Economic conditions have changed dramatically since the last farm bill became law in 2018, and Arkansas producers are anxiously awaiting action. Arkansans understand agriculture is the backbone of our state's economy as well as a way of life. Our farmers, ranchers and foresters help feed, fuel and clothe our nation, yet they are facing some of the most difficult economic conditions in decades.
Great times in the Great Outdoors
June is Great Outdoors Month, which offers the perfect reason to get out to appreciate the natural beauty that makes Arkansas such a special place to live, work and visit. From hunting and fishing to hiking, camping and floating our rivers, The Natural State offers countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
Ensuring full resources for border security
Last month, the Trump administration marked a full year of zero releases at our country’s southern border. Finally, the era of catch-and-release for illegal border crossers into the U.S. has ended. That is a stark departure from the chaos and crisis we watched play out there month after month during the Biden administration. kAmx? 724E[ E96 &]$] q@C56C !2EC@=’D 2AAC696?D:@?D 2=@?8 @FC D@FE9H6DE 3@C56C :?
Ensuring full resources for border security
Last month, the Trump administration marked a full year of zero releases at our country’s southern border. Finally, the era of catch-and-release for illegal border crossers into the U.S. has ended. That is a stark departure from the chaos and crisis we watched play out there month after month during the Biden administration.
Ensuring full resources for border security and immigration enforcement
WASHINGTON — Last month, the Trump administration marked a full year of zero releases at our country’s southern border. Finally, the era of catch-and-release for illegal border crossers into the U.S. has ended. That is a stark departure from the chaos and crisis we watched play out there month after month during the Biden administration. kAmx? 724E[ E96 &]$] q@C56C !2EC@=’D 2AAC696?D:@?D 2=@?8 @FC D@FE9H6DE 3@C56C :?
American leadership is helping eradicate malaria
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), malaria takes the lives of over 600,000 people each year, making it one of the deadliest infectious diseases on earth. Although it was eradicated in the United States over 70 years ago, this mosquito-borne illness remains a leading cause of death worldwide, disproportionately affecting young children and pregnant women. kAmsFC:?8 >J E:>6 :?
American leadership is helping eradicate malaria
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), malaria takes the lives of over 600,000 people each year, making it one of the deadliest infectious diseases on earth. Although it was eradicated in the United States over 70 years ago, this mosquito-borne illness remains a leading cause of death worldwide, disproportionately affecting young children and pregnant women.
Shaping national security with strong Arkansas foundation
Arkansas has a long tradition of strongly supporting the armed forces as a whole, and especially our men and women in uniform. From the National Guard to defense depots, training facilities and air bases, communities across our state have always stepped up to advance our national security and demonstrate how much we value the servicemembers who protect us.
Shaping national security with strong Arkansas foundation
Arkansas has a long tradition of strongly supporting the armed forces as a whole, and especially our men and women in uniform. From the National Guard to defense depots, training facilities and air bases, communities across our state have always stepped up to advance our national security and demonstrate how much we value the servicemembers who protect us.
Honoring the fallen
Memorial Day is a special time to honor and reflect on the sacrifices made by our men and women in uniform who gave their lives in service to our nation. Throughout our history, over one million American servicemembers have perished fighting for our freedoms and values. Their immense selflessness and bravery represent a debt that can never be fully repaid.
Honoring the fallen
Memorial Day is a special time to honor and reflect on the sacrifices made by our men and women in uniform who gave their lives in service to our nation. Throughout our history, over one million American servicemembers have perished fighting for our freedoms and values. Their immense selflessness and bravery represent a debt that can never be fully repaid.
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