Donald Trump is attacking the 2026 midterm elections because he fears he cannot win on his agenda, which is raising costs for Americans who are already struggling to afford healthcare, energy, housing, groceries, and gas.

And the delivery driver can end up paying a higher rate than the founder of the company whose packages he delivers.

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

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

People are fleeing terrible conditions, and they have a lawful right to declare asylum.

But this system can be undone.

Democrats led legislation in order to bring certainty to that. It's sitting over in the Senate.

He’s going to try everything he can to make sure he passes that through.

But sadly, and this isn’t shocking… there are people like President Trump, especially President Trump, who want to rewrite our history, by ignoring parts that we ought to be learning from the most.

Unfortunately, I acknowledge that it is not possible right now to know exactly how much money is required to allow CAISI to do its job.

The concern is that as those resources continue to increase, advanced AI research might only be done behind closed doors by large companies that have access to those resources.

My colleagues and I will not stand for it. Today, we are filing articles of impeachment to end Secretary McMahon's out-of-control assault on the public education system and the millions of students it serves.

We know that for most Americans, the cost of healthcare is up, cost of gas is up, cost of your energy bills at home is up, cost of almost everything is up, and here we had a chance to do something to address the cost of housing, and Donald…

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

The President used that [July 2025 America250] event — meant to launch the year-long countdown — to air his personal grievances, promote his political agenda, and rant about his hatred of Democrats.

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

There are 250 billionaires in a state of 40 million people.

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.