Todd Young
Coverage of Todd Young in the Nexus archive.
- SEN TODD YOUNG: The hidden danger China’s ships could bring to our shores
The article warns that Chinese cargo ships could potentially carry hidden weapons like missile launchers and drones into U.S. ports, citing Ukraine's use of drones in shipping containers to attack Russia. It highlights vulnerabilities in global shipping networks and the risk of undetected attacks on critical infrastructure, such as the Port of Houston, which handles significant U.S. refining and energy operations.
- GOP senator grilled over Trump attacks on Mark Kelly
Sen. Todd Young addressed an awkward moment with Sen. Mark Kelly during an ABC News interview, discussing pushback from President Trump over a video Kelly released with lawmakers advising servicemembers not to follow illegal orders. The video, released in November, was criticized by Trump.
- Senate duo makes case for bipartisanship as divided nation marks 250th anniversary
Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly and Republican Sen. Todd Young discuss bipartisanship as the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, joined by Rye Barcott, author of 'Courage Can Save US,' on 'This Week.'
- Republicans and Democrats unite: Trump's Iran nuclear deal needs a vote in Congress
Republicans and Democrats agree that any nuclear agreement President Trump reaches with Iran must be submitted to Congress for a vote, citing federal law requiring congressional review. However, uncertainty remains about whether Trump will comply with the process, as lawmakers debate the terms of the proposed deal and express skepticism over Iran's potential benefits.
- Donald Trump’s revenge tour might not end in 2026
Donald Trump's potential 2028 Senate primary targets include Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Todd Young, as his 'revenge tour' could extend beyond 2026. Trump's endorsement against John Cornyn and threats to GOP lawmakers may prompt some Republicans to retire rather than face primary challenges.
- Senate Republicans balk at $1B White House ballroom request: ‘You made that number up’
Senate Republicans are questioning a $1 billion funding request from the Trump administration for security enhancements, including $220 million for the White House complex and $180 million for a screening center. The request is part of a broader immigration operations funding package. Republicans are seeking more detailed information on how the funds will be used.
- Senate Republicans balk at $1B White House ballroom request: ‘You made that number up’
Senate Republicans are questioning a $1 billion funding request from the Trump administration to enhance security for President Donald Trump's ballroom and other White House areas. The request includes funding for bulletproof glass, drone detection technology, and chemical filtration systems. Republicans are seeking more detailed information on how the funds will be used.
- Innovation will provide solutions to Long COVID — the new chronic disease of our time
Long COVID affects an estimated 18 million Americans and is a growing public health crisis, with Senator Todd Young pushing for more research and Secretary Kennedy committing to continue efforts to identify biomarkers. The disease causes various symptoms, including cognitive dysfunction and extreme fatigue. There is currently no molecular diagnostic test or definitive therapy.
- GOP Sen. Young: Trump should work with Congress on any future Iran strikes
Sen. Todd Young (R-Indiana) stated that the Trump administration must seek congressional approval before future military action against Iran, citing the War Powers Act. He emphasized Congress's constitutional role in declaring war, following officials' claims that a ceasefire halted the 60-day war powers clock.
- Pentagon calls timeout on War Powers
Senate Republicans are seeking clarification from the Trump administration on its interpretation of the 60-day War Powers Act clock regarding military actions against Iran. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth argued the clock could pause during a ceasefire, a view supported by some Republicans but sharply rejected by Democrats as an attempt to avoid compliance. The debate mirrors past conflicts over war powers during the 2011 Libya campaign.
- REP GARAMENDI, SEN KELLY: We must work together to make America a shipbuilding power
The article highlights the decline of America's maritime power and the threat posed by China's dominance in shipbuilding, urging a revival of U.S. shipyards to secure national and economic security. It emphasizes the need for legislation like the SHIPS for America Act and President Trump's Maritime Action Plan to rebuild the industry.