U.S. House of Representatives

Four years later, my thoughts remain with my fellow Illinoisans who experienced unimaginable tragedy at the Highland Park parade, a time-honored tradition.

Every American deserves the freedom and dignity to live independently and be part of their community.

Over the past year and a half I’ve heard from countless members of the disability community who feel targeted by this administration.

We cannot allow the Trump administration to roll back our civil rights and attack Americans’ liberties.

People with disabilities deserve to live with dignity and respect in the setting that’s right for them.

Everyone deserves to live with dignity—a belief that was upheld by the Supreme Court in the 1999 Olmstead decision.

Olmstead was a promise that Americans with disabilities would never be forced out of their homes, stripped of their independence, or warehoused away from their communities.

The Trump Administration’s memo is an outrageous attack on the rights and independence of the disability community.

Despite these grave and serious legal deficiencies, on June 2, 2026, USPS published a proposed rule that, if finalized, would establish President Trump’s control over federal elections and allow USPS to adjudicate who can and cannot vote…

Accordingly, we insist that the Postal Service abandon this proposed regulation and return to its core mission of providing universal postal services to every American. The Constitution and federal law demand nothing less.

We write for a second time regarding the unconstitutional and illegal attempt to transform the United States Postal Service into an election administration agency controlled by the White House and President Trump.

Gaps in recent legislative efforts have allowed third parties like PBMs to keep this data hidden, leaving fiduciaries with an incomplete picture of how to best serve the over 165 million Americans on employer-sponsored health plans.

Without access to this information, employees are vulnerable to being overcharged or price gouged.

Those who oversee health plans must have access to this data to ensure fair pricing for those receiving employer sponsored healthcare.

Third parties hold data on individual patients and pricing for drugs and procedures.

It simply asks a nonpartisan, independent agency to verify that this transaction was handled the way the program’s own standards require.

When a single federal lending decision moves a company’s value that dramatically, the public has a clear and legitimate interest in knowing that decision was made on the merits.

If we believe in it, we should want its decisions to be clean, competitive, and defensible, able to withstand scrutiny rather than avoid it.

This amendment applies that principle to one transaction, a single loan, to Vulcan Elements.

When the federal government commits hundreds of millions of dollars of the people’s money, the people have a right to know how that decision was made.

Today marks a decisive step forward in our commitment to exploring innovative treatments for the invisible wounds carried by so many of our veterans. I want to thank President Trump for his leadership on this issue and for recognizing the…

Countless lives could be saved by this. President @realDonaldTrump announced today he’s fast-tracking research into ibogaine and other psychedelic therapies for veterans suffering from PTSD. I’ve seen firsthand what this treatment can do.

The Regional Workforce Impact Program (RWIP) is fully grounded in community-led, sustainable solutions to local needs.

One of the things we do best in Minnesota is come together to solve problems.