Body While most attention is paid to the policy work I do for Nebraskans in Washington, D.C., my first priority will always be ensuring government is working for all taxpayers.

Body Before my junior year in high school, I returned from a Boy Scout canoeing trip to discover my sister had been killed in a car crash.

Body Four years ago this month, our home of Nebraska experienced a uniquely challenging natural disaster.

Body 2/24/23-7:40 a.m. Oxford, NE: Deputies are investigating a report of abuse of a vulnerable adult in Oxford.

Body My colleagues and I on the Senate Agriculture Committee have already begun working on the 2023 Farm Bill, a package of critical agriculture legislation passed only once every five years.

Body They say curiosity killed the cat, but for me, I’m not so sure.

Body After 40 years as a doctor interacting with patients, in the last two and a half years the tables turned, and I’ve become the patient.

Body When in life does one come to confront the tough truth that each of us will eventually die? In my years as an internist caring for young and old alike, some people understand this early, and some people never get it. In denying death, we intensify our fear of it.

Body This weekend, I had the opportunity to visit our southern border and see firsthand the chaos occurring there. Our trip to the Rio Grande Valley reaffi rmed that what is going on at our border is nothing short of a national security crisis.

Body This week the Supreme Court heard arguments on Biden v. Nebraska and U.S. Department of Education v. Brown, two challenges to the Biden administration’s student debt cancellation proposal.