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Sheehy Promotes Service Academies for Montana Students
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 24, 2025 Sheehy Promotes Service Academies for Montana StudentsSheehy Speaks with Montana Students About Leadership and Service MANHATTAN, Mont. – U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy (R – Mont.) yesterday visited Three Forks and Manhattan to hold town halls and informational sessions with Montana students about leadership, service, and attending a United States Service Academy. “My wife and I met at the Naval Academy. We were proud to serve our country, and we both know how rewarding it is to live a life of service after attending a service academy. That’s why I’m encouraging the next generation of Montanans to serve and educating kids
Following Montana Delegation Letter, USITC to Continue Investigation of Russia’s Predatory Palladium Trade
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 16, 2025 Following Montana Delegation Letter, USITC to Continue Investigation of Russia’s Predatory Palladium Trade U.S. SENATE – The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has voted to continue investigations of imports of unwrought palladium from Russia. The USITC determined there is reasonable indication that the U.S. mining industry is injured by these imports that are allegedly sold in the United States at less than fair value, subsidized by the Russian government. The USITC decision follows a letter from Montana’s congressional delegation last month, calling on the Trump administration to take action to stop Russia’s predatory palladium trade practices and protect critical
ICYMI: Sen. Tim Sheehy: With the events of this September 11, it is time to heal
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 11, 2025 ICYMI: Sen. Tim Sheehy: With the events of this September 11, it is time to heal Senator Tim Sheehy penned an op-ed in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle as the nation observes the 24th anniversary of 9/11 and mourns the assassination of Charlie Kirk. In case you missed it… Sen. Tim Sheehy: With the events of this September 11, it is time to heal Senator Tim Sheehy September 11, 2025 Bozeman Daily Chronicle Everyone over the age of 35 remembers exactly where they were on September 11, 2001. For the past quarter century, every September 11th, Americans pause for a moment and are
Bozeman Daily Chronicle: ‘As much as I can, as fast as I can’: Tim Sheehy looks back on his first 100 days
Laurenz Busch Chronicle Staff Writer May 1, 2025 One hundred days in, Tim Sheehy says he’s feeling good and proud as he supports the Trump administration’s agenda for change and pushes his unique ability to address wildfire reform from the halls of Congress. As one of the youngest U.S. senators and member of a growing “warfighter” cohort of legislators, Sheehy, 39, is quickly making a name for himself. The former Navy SEAL frequently appears on mainstream news channels. He is moving fast, introducing bills and sponsoring others, homing in on bipartisan efforts while hitting party lines on key votes to “fix as much as I
KPAX: U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy promotes service and leadership at Polson High School talk
Cynthia Carranza Apr 25, 2025 MISSOULA — U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy continued his high school tour across Montana on Thursday with a stop in Polson to promote service and leadership to students. “It’s a great way to give back to a country that’s given so much to us,” Sheehy told an auditorium of high school students. Sheehy is in his third month in the U.S. Senate, and he’s made military service a priority. The Republican is encouraging students to consider attending a U.S. Service Academy, as a former Navy SEAL, he told MTN that right now, Montana does not have enough students to fill service
FOX News: US senator blasts president of Mexico, says toxic sewage dump threatens ‘national security’
Preston Mizell FOX News April 19, 2025 FIRST ON FOX: United States Senator Tim Sheehy, R-Montana, called out Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum in a scathing letter addressing the large amount of raw sewage and waste the neighboring country has dumped in the Tijuana River. The letter outlines Sheehy’s concern not only for the health and safety of local residents, but also points out that the toxic leak could potentially be jeopardizing U.S. national security. “This continuous discharge is sickening thousands of Americans annually, including U.S. Navy SEALs and Marine special forces who train in the affected waters,” the letter to the president of Mexico reads. “In