This month and every month, we proudly stand with the LGBTQ+ community and remain committed to building a more inclusive and equitable future for all where everyone can live freely with dignity, safety, and respect.

I was aware of all the bullying that was going on in schools, much of it online — 60 percent of the responses said that bullying itself was down.

I am hopeful the Supreme Court quickly gives Alabama a favorable response so we can move forward with the Aug. 11 Special Primary Election using our 2023 congressional map.

It’s a scale that we’ve never come anywhere close to experiencing in the past.

As the Pride flags fly at the State Capitol once again, we recognize the importance of standing with our māhū, LGBTQIA+ and QTPI+ communities.

An unlocked gun is a tragedy waiting to happen, and too often, it does.

I hope the administration will drop the fund entirely.

States are being asked to carry out a complicated federal mandate without clear rules, without enough time, and with the risk that eligible people lose health care because of paperwork problems and system failures.

Housing is a healthcare issue and homelessness is not a character flaw.

This is a program that is very, very cost-effective. It’s a program that makes phenomenal differences in children’s lives.

Every person here has their own door to close, their own space to call home. That privacy and dignity is the starting point for stability, healing and a path forward.

My top priority is keeping New Jerseyans and our communities safe – and an increased ICE surge in the area outside of Delaney Hall is a threat to public safety.

I successfully fought for New York schools to go phone-free because our kids succeed when they’re learning and growing, not clicking and scrolling – and these survey results show our nation-leading policy is working.

There is no reason why ICE agents need to have a mask on. Other federal agents do not.

People have rights that we are not forgoing just because there's been this decision by the Trump administration to unleash hell on our streets.

This is creating real opportunities for Nevadans and building a foundation for long-term success that benefits every community in our state.

These directives clearly infringe on the states’ and Congress’ constitutional role to regulate the manner in which federal elections are held.

There's clearly been an effort by some to rewrite that history, but I don't expect it'll work.