Tinnitus is the most common service-connected disability recognized by VA, with an estimated 3.6 million veterans receiving benefits for this condition.

Our urgent concern is validated by the American Tinnitus Association’s comments to the draft rule that 'tinnitus often occurs independently of any other health condition.'

Sleep Apnea is a breathing disorder that involves a decrease or complete halt in airflow despite an ongoing effort to breathe.

Cornyn and Tillis seem to have gotten nothing. The tax immunity deal is still unlimited in terms of tax control liability, and the slush fund, or the thug fund, as I call it, is still alive and well so far as Donald Trump is concerned.

We are proud of the many farms we have in Connecticut that are growing healthy, nutritious food, connecting our state’s residents to food that is grown, raised, harvested, and prepared right here in our own neighborhoods.

The Senate bill text is a clear improvement over the House Republican continuing resolution.

I strongly encourage everyone in Connecticut to visit some of the more than 120 farmers’ markets we have in our state, where you can not only get good food to nourish your family, but you can also support local farms and the many local…

I'm proud of the fact that we have half as many people incarcerated as we had 15 years ago. Much lower recidivism rate. Now we've got to work on healthcare in our prisons.

This bill is a clear improvement over the House Republican continuing resolution.

VA must make clear it will not punish veterans seeking effective sleep apnea treatments or deny veterans with service-connected tinnitus the benefits and health care they have earned.

I think I’m the only governor — ever — to take our pension obligations seriously and make a difference there.

I have to remind people every day how dire our circumstance was in decades past.

I would want to know what specific measure it covered.

As more of our troops are killed in Iran, and gas prices continue to skyrocket, Congress can’t sit on its hands.

I thought the [2017] guardrails made some sense, and I’m glad they did it.

We had a spending cap going back to the early ’90s, and everyone winked at it.

I think people are taking a second look at Connecticut because of this fiscal dedication.

The Trump Administration’s threats to Social Security and skyrocketing costs require common sense steps to expand benefits and ensure financial stability.