Big news for Binghamton’s growing battery belt! $45 million was just unlocked for the Binghamton University-led New Energy New York project to continue to expand groundbreaking battery manufacturing and innovation in Upstate New York.

This is exactly what my CHIPS & Science Law was built to do: invest in cutting-edge technology, bring back good-paying jobs, keep us ahead of China, and ensure the batteries that power our future are made right here in Upstate NY.

I promised I wouldn’t stop fighting until they got every penny they needed to build the mental health facility Cortland deserves.

New Yorkers are paying the price for Trump & DOGE’s reckless and chaotic job cuts.

For families and farmers in Cortland County and Central NY, distance and lack of resources should never be a barrier to getting the mental healthcare you need.

the objective is to ensure that Iran does not possess a nuclear weapon, and that is what President Trump has been clear and consistent on from the very beginning.

The Supreme Court must now do the right thing, if the state of Alabama seeks judicial sanction to violate the 14th Amendment of the Constitution.

Trump started a war in Iran with no clear plan or strategy, and now New Yorkers are stuck paying the price at the gas pump.

As Trump continues his reckless war of choice in Iran, families here in the Rochester-Finger Lakes are paying the price at the gas pump and beyond.

Families here in the Capital Region are facing one of the most expensive Memorial Day weekends ever. Groceries just saw the biggest price hike in years, and beef is at record highs.

No president should ever take this country to war alone. Republicans know Trump’s handling of this war has been a disaster.

The Southern Tier is charging ahead, and we’re just getting started.

You cannot claim to be committed to this program while gutting its staff and sending them to ICE.

This bill is centered around making meat more affordable, ensuring farmers see the profits, and putting the needs of working middle-class people ahead of the interests of powerful corporations.

It is a disgrace and a betrayal of our first responders. This will delay care and increase wait times for the 140,000 survivors in the program.

We have witnessed an unprecedented abuse of power utilizing the mechanisms of our governmental processes to undermine the rights of the American public.

For too long, nondisclosure agreements have been used to silence survivors of child sexual abuse and shield perpetrators from accountability.

The Schenectady VA provides care to more than 1,500 veterans in the Capital Region who have served our country, and the decision to close this facility will have devastating consequences.