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Our ability to grow our economy depends on it.

At a time when energy prices are skyrocketing, the administration is hell-bent on political retribution instead of working to bring down costs for millions of Americans.

We're rolling this out obviously late in the game, and I'm a big believer in get what you can done in any given Congress.

I mean, we've always been modeling based on what's the worst-case scenario, what's the worst hour of the worst month.

We should absolutely do all that. I still think we're going to need to reform permitting and be able to get to yes or no faster.

We're working hard. We're trying to negotiate, you know, a middle ground, but I worry about the impact of the White House.

We can't ask them to do more, especially in this environment.

I think the biggest wild card is actually the White House because the White House continues to do things that sort of poison the well.

No matter where you look in the energy map, what they're doing is increasing costs.

Offering bets on destructive wildfires threatens to minimize communities’ suffering all so the rich and powerful can profit.

All children deserve a strong education that meets their emotional and academic needs. The Trump Administration’s removal of crucial programs from the Department of Education will harm students with disabilities.

A quality education is the cornerstone of our children’s success, and the Department of Education has been responsible for ensuring students with disabilities have equal access to a public education since the passage of the IDEA’s…

I'm proud to stand with Senator Hirono and my colleagues to push back against President Trump's attempts to dismantle the Department of Education, and I'll continue fighting to put our students' well-being and success first.

Congress and the American people deserve clear answers on what happened on March 1 and why the U.S. military was unable to protect or care for our soldiers.

I’m proud to have brought together Democrats and Republicans to address these issues head on, helping more Americans afford the care they need and ensuring that the 340B program puts the patients first.

However, to make sure that Wisconsinites can continue to receive the care they need, we need to bring some real accountability and transparency to the program.

The 340B program was designed to help hospitals and clinics that help the most vulnerable Americans get the medications they need.

Effectively identifying threats to our state’s precious natural resources is critical to keeping our environment strong and healthy for future generations. We need to ensure our tribal communities, who have a deep understanding of these…

This vote demonstrates bipartisan support for robust privacy safeguards in AI chatbots and sends a clear message that Big Tech must prioritize kids over their bottom line.

Today’s unanimous committee passage of my Youth AI Privacy Act is a huge step forward for protecting kids’ privacy and safety in the age of AI.

Today the Senate Commerce Committee voted to advance the Kids Online Safety Act. As I have said in the past, I have concerns about how this legislation could be weaponized against LGBTQ+ young people. These concerns are especially…

What is the United States committing to in this agreement? Well, it's a little hard to decipher because of the terms, which are either mistakenly or deliberately fuzzy, but we at least know that the United States is committing immediately…

Colleagues, there is no good way out of a bad war.

This is the same kind of delusional thinking that sucked the United States into endless wars in the past.