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Over the last few years, natural disasters have devastated communities across the United States.

The presidency belongs to the American people. It is not Donald Trump’s business to sell.

Trump is without question the most corrupt president in American history.

In this Administration, corruption flows from the top down.

Instead, it asks taxpayers to spend hundreds of billions of dollars more on a war that Congress has never authorized.

I want to be crystal clear: no disaster-impacted community, regardless of where it is located, should ever be held hostage or treated as a bargaining chip for other political priorities.

Disasters do not distinguish between red states and blue states – and when it comes to disaster aid, neither should Congress.

Trade with Canada powers $7.3 billion in Washington state exports and supports more than 200,000 jobs. To protect American workers, wine growers, and brewers, President Trump must drop these tariffs, honor the USMCA, and restore our…

The rapid expansion of sports event contracts through prediction markets and online casino-style gaming poses an existential threat to tribal sovereignty by undermining the revenue that tribes rely on for government services.

My constituents can’t afford more delays.

We cannot turn the clock back to the time before the ADA, when those with disabilities were ostracized, isolated, and locked away.

Instead of ending this war and finally easing the burden that he has placed on American families, Trump is calling off the ceasefire, trading airstrikes with Iran, and blockading the Strait of Hormuz.

Because of the president’s war of choice, Virginians are facing higher gas, utility, and grocery costs.

We need solutions that meet the moment and promote competitive U.S. clean energy technologies. I will continue fighting to tackle rising costs and support a cleaner, greener energy future.

We urge the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation to go back to the drawing board and work directly with Tribes and states on a new proposal that actually improves the consultation process without undermining the rights and voices of…

We support efforts to modernize and improve the Section 106 review process, but that cannot come at the expense of meaningful Tribal consultation or the expertise of the people who have protected these places for generations.

Let’s be clear: there is a difference between making the consultation process work better and cutting Tribes out of the process.

This proposal disrespects the expertise that states and Tribes have in protecting our national history and culture, and it erases the requirement for the federal government to meaningfully consult with Tribal governments before they take…