U.S. State Attorneys General

You can’t be friends with somebody who wants to put you in jail for 80 years.

They’re looking for a way to be in the program, to have access, but to limit their downside financially.

This ruling protects billions of dollars in already awarded federal grants from being cancelled without warning or clear justification.

Congress designed this provision to prevent EPA from doing exactly what it proposes to do here — weaken existing health protections for public drinking water.

If the EPA rolls back these limits, it would be a harmful step in the wrong direction.

In North Carolina, we know firsthand how damaging PFAS chemicals are to our drinking water and to people’s health.

The federal government claims we’re in an energy emergency and yet unlawfully stands in the way of projects seeking to harness an excellent renewable source of energy—wind.

Protecting and defending innocent life is and remains important to our Legislature, governor, attorney general and citizens.

Our state is ground zero for GenX contamination, but this deal does practically nothing to clean up our water. Chemours made this mess, and Chemours should clean it up.

We did our own independent analysis of what Duke will need to meet demand, and we think they overshot the mark.

We are winning in court across numerous fronts to protect our democracy from the repeated demands of a president seeking to exert unlawful control over who can vote and how we cast our ballots.

Their allies on the Court are making it easier for Republicans to dilute the voting power of minorities to tip the scales in their favor, not just in this year’s election, but for years to come.

In Missouri, public office is public trust, not a personal entitlement, and no one is above accountability.

When an elected official treats public office like their personal playground, betraying the public trust, ignoring legal obligations, and putting self-interest first, removal isn’t a suggestion, it’s a necessity.

This proposed merger could mean real harm for Oregonians — for working families who will see higher costs and fewer options, for the small businesses and workers in our film and TV industry and for our local movie theaters.

Arizona’s elections are safe, secure and successful. The President should stop lying about our elections and Republicans running for office must denounce his dangerous rhetoric.

If the conspiracies raised (on Thursday) were a precursor for any federal intervention in Arizona’s elections, please know that I will do everything as your Attorney General to fight that.

Our own courts, our own election officials, and even the Republican Attorney General before me all confirmed the truth: Arizona’s 2020 election was free, fair and accurate.

Protecting students from predators demands real action — but this president is demanding it from the very office he’s spent years tearing down.

You won’t have comfortable seating.

The Trump administration is once again attempting to weaponize essential federal funding to advance its policy priorities. Except this time, it’s not just one agency, it’s almost all of them.

Additionally, Chemours is not obligated to spend any of the money in North Carolina.

[Chemours] would get to propose the projects it funds, without input from North Carolina or its residents.

The EPA is going to hear from my office. We think they should also hear from the people who actually drink this water.