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Asking renters to carry a commercial tax burden and locking that treatment in permanently isn’t consistent with the values I know we hold in common.

We need to get this right for the Delawareans counting on us.

We are not in the business of picking winners and losers in the energy landscape, and while advancements in small modular reactor technologies are promising, they still are emerging.

You can’t suck energy off the grid and hurt other ratepayers, and you can’t do harm to our environment, especially when it comes to water.

Data centers can support innovation and economic growth, but if developers want to build in Massachusetts, they need to first demonstrate that they can do so without driving up costs or harming our communities.

We can play a leading role in winning the battle for AI supremacy — but we have to do it in a way that puts the good people of Pennsylvania first.

I know Pennsylvanians have real concerns about these data centers and the impact they could have on our communities, our utility bills, and our environment, and so do I.

I think they should stay there until they get a budget on my desk. There’s no reason it can’t get done shortly.

There’s no excuses anymore. The legislature has a legal responsibility to show up for work, to do their jobs, and to put a budget on my desk.

But here in Pennsylvania, we’re going to keep standing up to protect our most vulnerable Pennsylvanians.

Donald Trump, Dr. (Mehmet) Oz and RFK Jr. are hellbent on trying to push aside people who rely on Medicaid to get the care they need.

I encourage our citizens to exercise their precious right to vote, especially during this 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

This isn’t red versus blue; it’s an all-hands-on-deck moment.

America has a technology strategy for leading the global AI competition. It does not yet have a people strategy—and we cannot lead without one.

AI is going to reshape the world, and we need to ensure that Connecticut workers and Connecticut jobs benefit from these breakthroughs and do not get left behind.

Over the next few days, Connecticut is expected to experience a stretch of very hot and humid conditions, including through the Independence Day weekend, and we want to get the word out that that cooling centers are opening statewide for…

Since I took office, over 64 percent of new jobs created have gone to parts of our state outside the metro Atlanta region, and the Rural Site Development Initiative is an important part of that broader effort to bring opportunity to all…

Have fun celebrating this historic holiday and the 250th anniversary of our nation’s independence, but do it responsibly.

I also encourage everyone to check in on those most vulnerable and our elderly neighbors — one phone call or visit could save a life.

New Yorkers should take the proper precautions to protect themselves and their families by staying hydrated, limiting time outdoors, and monitoring your local forecast.

This week will bring dangerous heat all across the state, and my administration is taking action to ensure New Yorkers can safely enjoy our historic summer of activities.

The more than 1,000 CISA staff who were pushed out should never have lost their jobs in the first place — but if this reversal signals that someone in this administration is finally taking national security leadership seriously, that is…

This discussion draft is a major step toward building a clear federal framework that promotes innovation, protects consumers, and ensures the United States continues to lead the world in emerging technology.

As agentic AI transforms how Americans interact with technology, consumers deserve a real choice in the marketplace – and AI agents must be accountable to the people they serve.