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We are more than a month into the Department of Homeland Security shutdown. 120,000 DHS employees – TSA, Cybersecurity officials, FEMA, Coast Guard and more – are working without pay. It’s time to reopen DHS.

As @GeorgeWill notes in @PostOpinions, America’s national debt just crossed $39 trillion. At some point the consequences won’t be abstract. They will show up on Main Street. That’s the warning behind Nightmare on Main Street. nolabels.org/nightmare-on-m…

America’s national debt just hit $39 trillion. As @MayaMacGuineas of @BudgetHawks warns, both parties helped build this problem—and neither seems eager to fix it. Washington must stop pushing the problem down the road and start working together on a serious fiscal plan. crfb.org/press-releases…

A Republican. A Democrat. And a friendship built by discourse and shared interests. At today’s DHS confirmation hearing, @SenMullin shared how @RepJoshG’s invitation to join @NoLabelsOrg led to a realization that we have more in common than we think.

The Democrats’ decision to shut down the Department of Homeland Security has caused chaos at our airports, delayed assistance to communities affected by disasters, and forced thousands of frontline employees to work without any guarantee of when they will be paid. The United States is less safe because the Democrats chose to walk away from the bipartisan DHS funding bill and have blocked repeated Republican efforts to pass a short-term funding patch to prevent disruptions while negotiations continue. The White House made a good-faith offer last month that builds on the reforms included in the bipartisan funding bill negotiated earlier this year, with new safeguards to protect both the American public and law enforcement and increased oversight. Democrats waited 18 days to respond. In that time, we saw violent attacks at Old Dominion University and the Temple Israel Synagogue in Michigan and a massive cyber attack on the Stryker Corporation. It is time for Democrats to get serious and work with us in earnest to govern responsibly.

I sat down with all members of the Long Island delegation on Monday to speak to the packed audience at Long Island Association’s “What’s New in Washington” event. People are sick of us fighting all the time. Every issue we face in America is complicated. We need people of goodwill to sit down with each other and find some common ground. .@LongIslandAssoc

Senator Paul is on the verge of voting no on advancing @SenMullin because of a personal grudge...shameful. It is time to get serious leadership at the helm of DHS and not let personal gripes slow down the process. If @TeamsterSOB can get over it, so can the Senator from KY!

Senator @SenFettermanPA supports @SenMullin to lead DHS. So does our House ally @RepJoshG, who says he is “someone you can count on to keep his word and work collaboratively to get things done.” We’ve seen that leadership up close. We hope he is confirmed quickly for this critical role. foxnews.com/politics/mulli…

A Republican and a Democrat walk into a bar.... and they both get a free lunch! Sweeney's Saloon in Saint Paul is buying lunch and beer for any Minnesota lawmaker who dines with someone from the other party. State reps @BjornOlsonMN and @BradTabke were the first to show up. Who's next? nypost.com/2026/03/16/us-…

Every president for 30 years kicked the Iran can down the road. Someone finally had to act. If you'd support this mission under Obama or Biden, you should support it now. Opposing it just to deny Trump a win puts the country at risk. @WSJopinion wsj.com/opinion/partis…

America turns 250 this year. How do we make it another 250? The leaders who got us here chose country over party when it counted most. @dcexaminer covered our take on who they were — and whether anyone like them exists today. washingtonexaminer.com/policy/4491987…

This is what the balanced approach looks like. Iran has attacked our bases and terrorized its own people. This is not a regime to take lightly. But @RepJoshG is right: we need to define the mission before this spreads further.

An ISIS shooting targeting students at Old Dominion. A truck bomb driven into a synagogue full of children in Michigan. Jewish kids. Targeted because of who they are. This is antisemitism and terror, and every American leader needs to say so — loudly, today. nytimes.com/2026/03/12/us/…

The loudest voices on social media or cable news don't reflect America. Most Americans are living normal lives, not arguing about politics online. So why does it feel like America is so politically divided? Axios' @JimVandeHei and Mike Allen break it down:

The federal deficit is out of control and almost no one in Congress is willing to say it. @SenRonJohnson is. The bill always comes due. The longer we wait, the worse it gets.

We are thrilled to see @SenJohnCurtis and @SenAngusKing introduce the Fiscal Commission Act in the Senate. A bipartisan fiscal commission remains the most viable path to address our nation’s ballooning national debt. We are ready to work with our colleagues in both chambers to get this across the finish line.

Hey @Grok, what would the Founding Fathers say about @RepOgles' claim that Muslims don't belong in America?

You can disagree with someone's religion or politics and still believe they belong in this country. That's called being an American. @RepOgles' statement is vile and un-American. Full stop.

The Problem Solvers Caucus is proud to endorse the Invest to Protect Act, led by @RepJoshG and @RepMikeLawler. This bipartisan legislation will help local law enforcement agencies recruit, retain, and support police officers — ensuring smaller departments have the resources they need to serve and protect their communities.

In Iran, life is oppression and brutality. These courageous women were facing severe consequences, even their families threatened. How many of the people who criticized our Men’s Hockey team condemned Iran’s treatment of its Women’s Soccer team?