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These draft regulations by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation are unacceptable — eliminating Tribal consultation as we know it.

Our new law will now mean they no longer have to wait.

Right now, each time a disaster happens, communities in crisis are forced to wait for Congress to pass a disaster funding bill before HUD can help.

Over 60 million Americans live with debilitating and often life-altering chronic pain conditions. We must provide researchers with the tools and resources they need to understand pain, enhance treatment, and improve the lives of all those…

This is why I’m joining my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to bring forward this critical bipartisan bill to make those who enable Russia’s energy and defense sectors pay a heavy price.

The fastest way to end this illegal war is to cut off the money that Putin is using to fuel it.

We demand that you immediately reverse course and reinstate funding for established grantees of the TPP Program, who are midway through their grants and doing essential work to prevent teen pregnancy.

Every dollar spent on this war is a dollar not spent helping families afford housing, health care, childcare or groceries at home

That is why I have been working for more than a decade to propose commonsense policies to take back unchecked power from Big Tech and put it into the hands of the American people.

My Youth AI Privacy Act answers that call by prohibiting AI companies from using invasive and manipulative design tricks that exploit young people’s emotions and foster dependency on AI chatbots.

Parents, kids, and families across the country are rightfully demanding strong protections against AI chatbots.

The new support for my Youth AI Privacy Act sends a clear message to Big Tech: stop exploiting kids through manipulative AI chatbots.

We urge you to honor that commitment by abandoning these proposals and to further reject any legislation that would permanently cut off these benefits to veterans.

We urge you to listen to the growing opposition from veterans and publicly commit to addressing their concerns.

Accepting a foreign jet was a mistake from the start and a tremendous waste of resources.

That's a deeply unsatisfactory answer to the American public.

The only thing more insulting to the taxpayers than spending money on a jet they don't need, would be for the president to take it with him, to take it out of our military inventory, when he leaves office.

Is it correct that it is no longer a war objective to destroy all of their military capacities?