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Congressman Turner was recently named a 'Hero of Main Street' by the National Retail Federation for his outstanding support on issues including trade, health care, tax reform and labor relations.

"I am honored to receive this award from the National Retail Federation today and continue to support policies that will allow small businesses in Dayton, Ohio and across the country to grow. Burdensome regulations continue to hold small businesses hostage and I will continue to fight for legislation that cuts back on the red tape."-- Congressman Mike Turner

Congressman Turner reacts to Secretary of State John Kerry testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the Iran nuclear agreement:

Congressman Turner released the following statement after the FBI Director James Comey said ISIS is a bigger threat than al Qaeda:

"ISIS is unlike any other terror group we have encountered, and we were warned of this very scenario in the 9/11 commission report, chapter 12. Without a comprehensive strategy to defeat ISIS, this campaign will drag on. The recent attacks here at home underscore the real threat ISIS is to the United States."

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Today, Congressman Turner was joined by Speaker Boehner, Senator Portman and Ohio Delegation Republicans as they continued their efforts to gain information on the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation's (PBGC) delay in providing final benefit determinations for Delphi Salaried Retirees.

More than 20,000 Delphi Salaried Retirees had their pensions unjustly terminated in the wake of the federal government's taxpayer-funded bailout of General Motors in 2009. In this letter, Congressman Turner is asking the PBGC Acting Director to provide answers and documents regarding the delay in completing final benefit determinations for these retirees.

Congressman Turner released the following statement after negotiations concluded on the nuclear agreement with Iran:

"The President's strategy to address Iran's nuclear ambitions have been flawed from the beginning.

Turner Statement on OPM announcement that millions of national security personnel had information compromised in data breaches:

Congressman Mike Turner released a statement after reports suggest the Army would plan to cut 40,000 troops over the next two years:

"I have fought to end sequestration from the beginning and to see these cuts made at such a pivotal time for our national security is troubling. This year, I led a group of 70 members of Congress to end the devastating effects of sequestration to ensure our national defense is adequately funded. The protection of our national defense and the security of the American people must come first."

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Congressman Mike Turner released the following statement in response to extending negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program:

"It's time for the President to be honest with the American people – Iran is not negotiating in good faith. I remain concerned that extending these talks may lead to unnecessary and unwise concessions on the part of the United States. Disregarding the very deadlines his Administration helped create is not a strategy to further America's national security, stability in the Middle East, or a nuclear-free Iran."