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New York will require data centers to either produce their own energy or pay a premium to tap into our grid.

Clubhouses provide a safe environment where New Yorkers grappling with mental health challenges can voluntarily get support from people who have experienced and navigated them firsthand.

Protecting the health and safety of New Yorkers is my highest priority, and I will not allow any bureaucratic delays to compromise it.

I am writing on behalf of frustrated Western New Yorkers to insist that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) immediately deploy additional resources, staff, and dedicated analytical support to accelerate the Niagara and Erie…

We must ensure the federal government carries out its critical role in promoting accountability for proper care as well as for the billions of federal dollars going to assisted living facilities.

Our troops and their families deserve better. I’ve got a bill to make sure military families have access to safe housing and don’t have to live in fear of retaliation for reporting unsafe living conditions — it’s time to get this done.

For too long, the DoD has allowed privatized military housing companies to silence military families, forcing them to deal with dangerous living conditions.

The bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act will become law thanks to Congress and the Constitution — and in spite of Donald Trump’s inaction.

Families deserve answers about what they were exposed to, whether the air and water are safe, and what steps are being taken to protect their health.

The fire may be out, but our responsibility to this community is not over.

And by God, we will not be the generation that lets Trump take us backwards. So let’s get to work.

Will we allow fear to divide us, or will we use our power to organize and to mobilize to defend our democracy that generations before us fought so hard to build?

When you stop and think about it, I know you know just as well as I do that victims of ICE’s terror aren’t just our constituents; they’re our neighbors, they’re our friends, they’re our family.

But 50 years later, we’re still fighting: for representation, to be treated with dignity, for equal protection under the law, and to fully participate in our democracy.

50 years ago, Congressman Ed Roybal and his allies founded NALEO because at the time, too many Latinos were shut out of participating in our democracy.

And we are going to build great products here in Everett.

We in Puget Sound can get the workforce, train and skill them -- and yes, management is going to listen to the workforce when they have something to say.

As somebody who has seen the challenges that we faced in aerospace -- and yes, there have been challenges -- we also know that we have met those challenges.