Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: May is Mental Health Awareness Month
increasingly spread apart — that’s true for mine. Digital connections are good, but it’s not the same
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Let Me Be Blunt: Ballrooms Can Wait, Americans Can’t
working with my colleagues to better understand the digital assets market, otherwise known as cryptocurrency. There … considered the CLARITY Act , which would regulate the digital assets market. Delaware has more crypto kiosks per capita
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Stop Communist Spying, Deter Chinese Aggression
also requires foreign purchasers to provide detailed digital maps of ag land purchases. These maps would be available
Let Me Be Blunt: Knowledge Is the Light of the Mind
business owners in Delaware this week about how digital tools can support their growth and success. From
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: The PLOT Act Protects Nebraska Ag Land
also requires foreign purchasers to provide detailed digital maps of purchased ag land. These maps would be available
Let Me Be Blunt: This is a Matter of Life and Death
Fraud Accountability Act , a bipartisan bill that makes digital impersonation fraud – the creation of audio and visual reproductions
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Lifting Nebraskans Out of Loneliness
lonely. Families are increasingly spread apart. Digital connections are good, but it’s not the same thing
Let Me Be Blunt: The American People Deserve Answers
long way toward finally bridging the digital divide in the First State. CLICK HERE to read more about
Delivering Wins for Nebraskans
Senator: serving Nebraska and growing opportunity. A digital copy is available here . We are always available to help
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Working Hard to Deliver for You
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s overreach in the digital consumer payment market. We pushed back against
Oligarchy in America
Commentators should please stop using words such as “digital” and “progress” and “efficiency” and “vision” when describing this