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While Americans are demanding real guardrails on AI and data centers, Republicans are offering a toothless messaging bill.
If Republicans want to ban stock trading, my caucus is ready to go.
The Republican toothless stock-trading bill is as ineffective as a screen door on a submarine.
California welcomed you into California, and you welcomed ICE mercenaries into our state in return.
I have sued Meta. I have sued Amazon. I have sued Google. I have sued these very companies.
What he would do is damage our state even further, make it harder for working families.
I guess Republicans forgot that Trump has made nearly 30,000 stock trades in the past year and raked in billions – more than all of Congress combined.
Standing together, we have an opportunity to say loudly that every single person in these United States, in the richest, most powerful country in the world, deserves to know that they’re going to get their healthcare without having to…
AI corporations are figuring out how to use their algorithms to inflict prior authorization on everybody in the system, trying to figure out how to automate the incredible work that you all do every day.
I wanted to be the kind of doctor who worked on the system, not just in the system, because too often the question of whether or not you get access to that system is a function of the choices that we make that are outside of our control.
This is not an attempt to work around the will of the people. It is an attempt to undo the will of the people, and we can’t let that happen.
Our bill tackles this issue from every angle — awareness, outreach and access to care and testing — and I thank my colleagues from across the aisle as we all work to save lives.
Women, especially in rural communities like Michigan, should be able to get the genetic testing and specialty care they need to catch this disease early or prevent it altogether.
No family should have to fight both a cancer diagnosis and their insurance company at the same time.