Columns

Opening markets around the world is critical to Nebraska's continued economic development.

Memorial Day is one of unity when we put differences aside and cherish the liberties defended by so many throughout our history.

On May 13, the Medicare and Social Security Trustees released their 2011 report, and the news was troubling. For the sixth straight year, the trustees warned the programs are on an unsustainable, insolvent path, and without swift attention will leave future generations with broken promises.

The national average price of gas has increased by more than a dollar per gallon compared to this time last year, and nearly $2 over the last two years.

The men and women in our military and intelligence communities never gave up and deserve credit for critical progress in the War on Terrorism.

Nebraskans have long held rights granted by the Constitution close to our hearts - especially the Second Amendment right to bear arms.

Opening new markets for American goods and services is the best way to create jobs and spur economic growth.

The bipartisan agreement to fund the federal government which was reached on Friday, April 8 immediately cuts spending and provides a broader framework for even greater cuts for the remainder of the fiscal year.