This legislation would reduce financial instability in markets, protect consumers, and support innovation in American fintech.

While some stablecoins are less stable than others, I believe it is possible to establish guardrails to ensure Americans can distinguish stablecoins that are backed one-to-one with liquid assets from others that have questionable or…

I am proud to have its presence in my district.

To those who stand in the way of sensible gun reform measures that are supported by a strong majority of Americans I ask, when will it be enough?

When people die in violations and citations are ordered, that means something went wrong.

Let us be clear. Profits do not come before people.

requesting the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to open an investigation

Iran becomes a much more dangerous and wealthier nuclear threshold state.

Missiles that Iran points at U.S. troops in the region. Missiles that Iran points at our ally, the state of Israel, which Iranian leaders have said should be 'wiped off the face of the earth.'

The Iran of May 2022 is a much more dangerous threat and a far less interested party in negotiating than the Iran of 2015.

Now clearly this reality is in part due to President Trump's decision to walk away from the JCPOA without a plan, a strategy, or any allies alongside.

The simple fact is this. As a means of constraining Iran's nuclear program, the JCPOA was working. Leaving it has not.

That is why we will seek a return to the JCPOA as long as we assess that its nonproliferation benefits are worth the sanctions lifting we would provide.

the deal only provides 4-6 months of additional breakout time.

Guns, especially assault weapons equipped with high-capacity magazines, do not belong in our communities.

In no circumstances should those who seek to do harm with such weapons have greater rights than the nation's children.

In short, Iran has dragged out this process, driving up its demands and exerting its leverage, convincing the world that the United States wants the JCPOA more than the Iranian regime does.

To get there, you need coercive diplomacy. You need diplomacy, as one of the senators said, but diplomacy needs to be backed up with leverage and we need to have a credible threat of military force.