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Expanding reliable transportation alternatives to make it even easier to get to and from work, school, home, and everywhere in between has been a top priority for my administration since Day One.

Investing in this rail line is an investment in the Main Streets that will get more customers, in families’ safety, and in our state’s future.

Amtrak connects Wisconsinites and visitors to communities across our state and is a wonderful way to see all that Wisconsin has to offer.

I will continue to support investments like this one here in Gorham that help parents remain in the workforce and set children up for success.

That’s why projects like the Gorham Community Learning Center expansion are so important.

The soaring cost and low availability of child care in New Hampshire is stretching family budgets and making it harder for our small businesses to recruit the workforce that they need.

Medicaid enrollees have a right to expect that their private information will be safeguarded and not employed for mass deportation campaigns.

For all of these reasons, ATF should withdraw this rule.

Sadly, for our nation, Todd Blanche is not that person.

Fort Drum is ready, and the critical missions it carries out to protect our nation demand reliable, resilient, and independent onsite power generation.

Instead of focusing our energy on outcompeting rivals like China, the Trump administration has unwisely chosen to pick a damaging and cost-spiking tariff fight with our closest ally and biggest trading partner, Canada.

Today, costs from unwise tariffs, changing consumer trends, and major logistical disruptions are making doing business even harder and putting that progress at risk.

New York’s craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries are a cornerstone of Upstate’s economy, and I have fought for years to help these small businesses grow and reach new markets.

In the coming weeks, we remain committed to supporting our union members during this transition and working with Tyson to ensure that they have access to resources that support their return to work.

Today’s news is devastating for the 2,500 skilled union workers impacted by the closure of the Tyson plant in Joslin, especially at a time when American families are struggling with the rising cost of living.

Denial and defensiveness are not acceptable responses. Congress and these families need accountability.

Open-ended deployments driven by an open-ended war have real consequences for our servicemembers, and we are seeing those consequences now.

This situation was preventable, and the conditions aboard the Lincoln are nearly identical to the issues faced by the USS Ford when it conducted an extended deployment that ended earlier this year.