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Madam Speaker, this week, the House will pass major legislation to reassert America's leadership on climate change. America's leadership on this issue cannot be more urgent and needed. The current administration has ignored the consensus…
No girl--no one--should have to choose between their dignity or their education.
Donald Trump, I believe, has created a leadership void at the Department of Homeland Security, and he has done so intentionally.
Thank you for this opportunity to discuss H.R. 2403, the Menstrual Hygiene Products in Federal Buildings Act.
Access to safe, affordable menstrual hygiene products is a basic need and a health care right for 51 percent of the U.S. population. It is a human right.
As Members of Congress, we should ensure that women and girls have access to safe, quality and affordable feminine hygiene products, however--and wherever--we can.
We do not have a confirmed DHS inspector general to investigate those abuses.
It is time that our government finally walks the walk and sets an example by providing free menstrual hygiene products in all federal buildings.
Students and educators deserve to go to school every day in safe and welcoming buildings.
This legislation is modeled closely after past successful bills that have established new museums.
I find it, the documents that were just submitted to the record, quite interesting from my colleague from Texas.
Ms. Mason was released from prison, and she thought that she was eligible to vote.
We are trying to change that. My colleague from I think West Virginia always loves to point out California...
Each election, we have to see how it kind of continues to go, but each election you see it happening more and more...
So we passed a voter registration law, an automatic voter reg law in California.
And so have you found that states with a history, in fact, those that were subjected to the Voting Rights Act, because they had disproportionately targeted communities of color and disenfranchising communities of color in the past, now…
Vector-borne diseases will be pretty detrimental to the U.S.