U.S. Governors

The president continues to undermine confidence in public service at the federal level

The lieutenant governor’s resignation is necessary and in the best interest of New Jersey residents

I’m calling for his resignation and giving him until tomorrow to do so.

Today's ruling affirms that in California we will defend democracy — using every branch of government.

We are making state resources available to support communities and first responders wherever they are needed.

I urge everyone in the affected areas to remain alert, avoid flooded roadways, and follow instructions from local emergency officials.

Our emergency responders are working to protect West Virginians as flooding continues to impact communities in Boone and Lincoln counties.

What it’s going to lead to is making sure that we control our democracy, not anybody else.

I’ve said for years that energy affordability is one of my top priorities, and that I will use every tool available to lower costs for Rhode Islanders.

Our border is secure. Our immigration laws are being enforced. Nebraska is safer as a result.

America’s farmers will thank you for putting them first as we work through these market disruptions in American families and see the effects of these lower prices in the grocery store.

Which I think overshadows what a significant contribution he’s made to our state, what a magnificent public servant he was.

By strengthening Colorado’s electric grid and expanding our ability to share power with other regions, we can better protect families and businesses during extreme weather and periods of high demand while continuing to save people money.

This means lower costs and fewer outages for Coloradans.

Plan on getting it done a little ahead of time.

I will keep the hold in place until such time as I see results.

The OIG agrees with South Dakotans that mail service is as bad as we have been saying it is for the last two years.

We’re definitely making progress.

In my Administration, we are committed to doing what is right, not what is politically expedient.

Government is meant to help hardworking people like these miners, and Congress has a chance to make a difference by supporting this legislation.

Unfortunately, the current system is inadequate, and the value of their benefits continues to shrink as inflation grows and costs continue to rise.

Kentucky miners powered homes, communities and our economy for generations, and it’s important we show up for them in return by making sure they have the care and support needed to treat black lung disease.

It’s an effort to fundamentally transform what it means to provide healthcare in Arkansas.

Peanuts are an expanding crop market in Arkansas, and we can’t allow this year’s harvest to rot in the field and kill the entire industry.