U.S. Governors

I want to be clear: This illness and death from measles is completely preventable.

Today, we see the consequences of a lack of immunizations in the first measles-associated deaths that our commonwealth has seen in 35 years.

I commend Mike Dreitzer and the GCB for their diligent work to uphold Nevada’s longstanding regulatory standards, safeguard the integrity of our gaming industry, and ensure the public can continue to have confidence in its oversight.

I urge the president to mend relationships with Canada so our farmers and our consumers and our families do not continue suffering from this inane war over tariffs.

We need to ensure that the safety of our waters is prioritized.

We need to work expeditiously with state investigators.

I am exceedingly concerned about the spill and other recent events involving Enbridge.

We’re asking all Montanans to follow all necessary precautions and take the evacuation warnings and orders from local law enforcement seriously.

From the rocky coasts of Acadia to the breathtaking canyons of Zion, America’s national parks hold some of our nation’s most treasured landscapes and inspire people from around the world by the majesty and vision of America’s best idea,

I am grateful that our state has Attorney General Tong serving as our counsel and has been leading in court on this issue to represent Connecticut’s children on these pressing legal matters.

In advance of International Overdose Awareness Day, I want to acknowledge the 836 lives we’ve lost over the past year.

I have also directed the Housing Division to develop a long-term disaster recovery housing stability plan that provides additional opportunities for housing assistance.

Now, as we begin the road to recovery, Nevada is requesting the full support of our federal partners to protect our communities, restore critical infrastructure, and help those impacted by this devastating fire recover and rebuild.

The actions from our first responders, state agencies, and local and federal partners have been nothing short of heroic while battling the Hawk Fire.

We’ll keep fighting every day to lower the cost of putting food on the table, filling up your car at the pump, and keeping the lights on.

At a time when settler violence — including violence against Palestinian Americans — is reaching unprecedented levels in the West Bank and severe restrictions continue to constrain Palestinian movement and the Palestinian economy, moving…

Construction in the E1 area would sever East Jerusalem from major Palestinian population centers and make a viable contiguous Palestinian state under a two-state solution far harder to achieve.

But is this enough money to get the job done, or is this going to just get us far enough until we've got to come back in here?

For many in our country, the cost has been nothing less than seeing their chance at the American dream fade before their very eyes.

Donald Trump does not run elections here in Pennsylvania — or in any state.

We’re on it, Mr. President The places and waters that border our nation and support our economy should reflect the greatness of the United States.

We’re hoping that he will have an epiphany to understand what his job is, which is to help all Americans, no matter who they voted for.

There is a major effort to put pressure on this president to do his job, which is to help these families and communities – and he hasn’t done that.

Donald Trump has strangled these communities by refusing to give emergency assistance.