The Tiffany Telegram: July 10, 2026
season, 97% of filers received a tax cut, despite every Democrat in Congress voting against the bill. More
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Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Happy Beef Month, Nebraska!
were evacuated and one Nebraskan was tragically killed. Despite the challenge posed by the wildfires, Nebraska ranchers banded
Newsletter: Artemis II’s & FISA Reauthorization
procedures and electronic surveillance to collect foreign intelligence. Despite its original intention to go after our foreign adversaries
Transparency for Farmers
every day to feed and fuel the world despite these unknowns. I introduced the Fertilizer Transparency
Weekly Round[s] Up: March 16-22, 2026
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) remains unfunded. Despite Democrats having 14 opportunities to fund the department, they continue
The Tiffany Telegram: March 13, 2026
adulthood, they could potentially vote in American elections despite being largely raised in China and having limited ties … battlefields, but Wisconsin is not represented. This is despite Wisconsin’s famed Iron Brigade taking part in battle
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Backing the Blue in 2026
prior two years. They did this work despite the Biden Administration’s terrible open border policies. As Senator
🧑🚒 Fighting for Firefighters’ Families
rush in to protect every life and home despite not knowing if they’ll make it home
October Newsletter
beef and keep food on America’s tables despite droughts, high costs, and market uncertainty. They are ready
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: The Government is Shutdown, I’m Still Fighting for Nebraskans
offer is serious. Theirs was not. Despite the Schumer Shutdown, my Republican colleagues and I continue to deliver … getting better for Nebraskans or Americans. Despite this, Senate Republicans and I are continuing the work of government
🚓 First Responders Day
sure they know we’re in their corner. Despite the gridlock in Washington, we’re advancing bipartisan legislation
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: The Bipartisan Shutdown Solution
continue the normal process passing appropriations bills. Despite Chuck Schumer shutting down government, Senate Republicans are continuing
Weekly Round[s] Up: September 29 - October 5, 2025
hopes that cooler heads will prevail. Despite the Schumer Shutdown, all five of my offices remain open
🇮🇱🇺🇸 Remembering October 7th
rockets flying overhead, communities living under constant threat. Despite unimaginable trauma and loss, Israel’s people remain resilient
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Protecting Social Security, Supporting Our Seniors
times at field offices have declined by 23%, despite handling 5 times more appointments than last year
Weekly Round[s] Up: September 1-7, 2025
grinding government to a halt for partisan gain. Despite this, Senate Republicans are committed to getting these nominees
💵 Fighting Back Against Scammers
overseas, beyond the reach of local enforcement. Yet despite the scale of the threat, federal agencies are failing
Weekly Round[s] Up: July 21-27, 2025
work on confirming President Trump’s nominees. Despite facing a historic level of obstruction from the other side
Weekly Round[s] Up: July 7-13, 2025
tape and create local solutions for addressing homelessness. Despite record levels of federal funding, homelessness continues to rise
One Big Beautiful Bill Delivers on America-First Policies
Medicaid, by targeting waste, fraud and abuse. And despite false narratives about “tax cuts for billionaires,” the reality
🕊️ PEACE Through Strength
against Ukraine continues to inflict devastating harm. Despite President Trump’s strong leadership and multiple rounds of negotiations
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Beef Month
metric tons of beef in 2022, despite a total population over six times as large
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Backing the Blue
just two years prior. They did this work despite the Biden Administration’s terrible open border policies. Nebraskans
Weekly Round[s] Up: March 31-April 6, 2025
floor and offering a series of amendments. Despite the delay, the Senate still passed the budget resolution
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: A Celebration of Nebraska Beef
economy. It is our way of life. Despite our success, there are threats to our industry. Radical activists