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Senate Republicans want to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat in America
Supreme Court. We won. Ohio won. And that decision is now legal precedent for voter roll maintenance across
The Tiffany Telegram: April 10, 2026
regulated plans so patients and doctors can make decisions based on what is best in the exam room
Newsletter: DHS Funding, Farmers, and Corpus Christi Military Installations
gaveled out. Over the weekend, President Trump took decisive action to pay Transportation Security Administration workers
Highs and Lows: Prediction Markets are Gambling
federal regulation is pushing states out of the decision-making process. As you know, Utah prohibits all forms
Husted connects with southwest Ohioans during telephone town hall
relief to families who had to make the decision between paying their bills and caring for their families
Julie’s Journal: February edition
checkout line. It’s a reminder that policy decisions made far from small towns often have real impacts … work-life balance, handling criticism respectfully, making tough decisions, and what it’s really like serving in Congress
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Highlighting School Choice Week
families first. They pair localized curriculum with parental decision-making. They provide access to education that helps every
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Life is a Gift
years since the Roe v. Wade decisions. Since then, we have seen a long fight, and recent victories … protecting young lives. The Dobbs decision restored the right of the American people to enact pro-life laws
Husted connects with northeast Ohioans during telephone town hall
heard concerns about the Department of Commerce’s decision to suspend the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) award
2025: Year in review
empower patients to make better health care decisions (awaits Senate action). Click here to read … year anniversary of the Dobbs decision. Image Passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports
Setting our students up for success
have the information they need to make informed decisions to avoid debt that can shackle them for years
Thanksgiving and the blessing of adoption
legislation to support women who make the courageous decision to choose adoption and families hoping to grow through
October Newsletter
states in the nation with this authority! This decision empowers our state—not Washington bureaucrats—to manage coal … seniors can make their health care decisions with transparency. Honoring President Trump’s peace through strength agenda: President
Government Shutdown Q&A: How did we get here?
without a paycheck. President Trump took decisive action to ensure our troops continue to receive their paychecks. Using … Washington’s budget battles. It’s a commonsense decision that puts those who protect our nation first
Government Shutdown Update
continue. The Board of Veterans’ Appeals will continue decisions on veterans’ cases. Call Centers: VA’s primary call
Investing in national defense
artificial intelligence. Being able to win conflicts decisively is the best way to prevent conflicts in the first
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Powering the Good Life
taxpayers back in charge of their own energy decisions. OBBB also helps producers invest in energy infrastructure
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Fighting for Life
Court handed down one of the most important decisions in its history. The Dobbs decision restored the right
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Red Alert
deceptive, and aggressive behavior. We are playing a decisive role in supporting our Indo-Pacific allies and partners
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Honored to Serve Nebraskans
have the stability they need to make crucial decisions. Finally, the Senate must exercise it’s “advise