U.S. Governors

If ICE cannot be reformed, it should be abolished.

What do I regret a little bit? I think we should have got involved more aggressively in the Bridgeport schools.

I think the proudest thing I can be proud of is universal early childhood education.

The states are managing all manner of wildlife in their states, not just a single species, and they have an opportunity to look holistically across this and do what’s needed.

Over the last several years, we’ve had a steady message for our federal partners: Montana is ready to have full authority to manage grizzly bears.

Recovery was never the end of the story, though, for this iconic species. The next chapter is about stewardship.

The goal of the Endangered Species Act is recovery. Today (Tuesday), that recovery is being recognized.

I’m calling on all data center companies to sign the pledge, and on the Michigan legislature to codify every single one of our guardrails in Michigan law.

On my watch, Michiganders have been protected from any rate increases due to data center development and we adopted some of the strongest protections for people and communities, but we need to do more.

It’s simple: any data center company that wants to invest in Michigan must ensure working families do not pay a single penny for data center development or operations, protect our natural resources, and create local, good-paying jobs.

He has been a strong supporter of Ukraine from the beginning because I think he saw this is a country that wants to break with its communist past.

We want to do everything possible to try and get them to the table.

International trade missions offer our team the chance to pitch Arkansas in-person to some of the largest companies in the world, many of which focus on Arkansas’ largest export industry – aerospace and defense – and I look forward to…

New York will lead the way in creating the strongest standards in the nation for data center development, ensuring that when companies succeed because of New York, New Yorkers succeed too.

Whoever owns AI owns the future. I stand by that.

When you do well and you benefit from the talent, the land and the energy of New York, we expect you to do good for our communities.

No one can accuse New York of fearing innovation.

New York will require data centers to either produce their own energy or pay a premium to tap into our grid.

Clubhouses provide a safe environment where New Yorkers grappling with mental health challenges can voluntarily get support from people who have experienced and navigated them firsthand.

Protecting the health and safety of New Yorkers is my highest priority, and I will not allow any bureaucratic delays to compromise it.

I am writing on behalf of frustrated Western New Yorkers to insist that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) immediately deploy additional resources, staff, and dedicated analytical support to accelerate the Niagara and Erie…

We will continue to hold the Trump Administration accountable for their unlawful cruelty and we won’t rest until Delaney Hall is closed for good.

I am proud to have authored several provisions of this once-in-a-generation legislation, and to have worked with my colleagues in Congress to get this crucial law across the finish line.

Accomplishments like this don’t just happen. We’ve been hard at work to make this library a reality, and we appreciate the efforts of everyone involved.