I always love to make sure DC is treated the same as states.

Throughout my career in Congress I’ve passionately defended home rule and DC’s right to govern itself.

I’ve heard that number, and I’ve heard others, as well, but it’s still an ongoing discussion amongst the members.

I think the lower chamber can complete its work on the budget resolution by Memorial Day.

We want to make sure that most of the constituents, that the large share, the vast majority of the constituents of the affected districts, are covered by that.

We have to root out fraud, waste and abuse.

As the previous administration made it painfully clear, executive orders can be undone and overwritten, and that’s why we have to move it through the legislative process — and we are.

A Congress that more and more appears to just be a joke, is now advancing a bill that literally started off as a joke.

The Trump Tax Scam forces oil and gas lease sales — no matter the cost — even on lands tribes, ranchers, and local communities have fought to protect.

If Big Oil, Wall Street, and MAGA cultists locked themselves in a room to write a wish list, this bill would be it.

It torches clean air and water protections, hands over our public lands to polluters at fire-sale prices, and rigs the rules so oil executives can rubber-stamp their own permits in secret.

We’ve negotiated in good faith on SALT from the start—fighting for the taxpayers we represent in New York.

It’s not just insulting—it risks derailing President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill.

A higher SALT cap isn’t a luxury. It’s a matter of fairness.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to sound the alarm that sensitive data for millions of Americans is at risk. Many of us have heard of the scams, data breaches, and hacks that have plagued businesses and individuals for years. Unfortunately, the…

Mr. Speaker, I thank Congressman Magaziner for championing this issue and fighting to address the malnutrition of millions of children around the world. Every year, about 45 million young children worldwide suffer from severe malnutrition…

Mr. Speaker, I ask unanimous consent that when the House adjourns today, it adjourn to meet at 9 a.m. tomorrow. The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. Baumgartner). Is there objection to the request of the gentleman from New York? There was no…

My neighbors, people my kids go to school with depend on Medicaid.