U.S. Senate

Instead of ending this war and finally easing the burden that he has placed on American families, Trump is calling off the ceasefire, trading airstrikes with Iran, and blockading the Strait of Hormuz.

Because of the president’s war of choice, Virginians are facing higher gas, utility, and grocery costs.

Our democracy depends on confidence in elections that are administered according to law by the states, not on falsehoods invoked to justify unprecedented government intervention.

We should confront those threats with facts, not distort them for political purposes.

We need policies that encourage innovation while protecting consumers, strengthening competition, preparing our workforce, and ensuring AI advances America’s national security, not undermines it.

America doesn’t have to choose between leading in AI and putting commonsense rules of the road in place. In fact, our leadership depends on getting this right.

Artificial intelligence will reshape nearly every aspect of our economy and society. The only question is whether Congress is going to help shape that future or spend the next decade scrambling to catch up.

Transparency in Medicare Advantage plans is long overdue.

We need clear and accessible data in order to properly evaluate the effectiveness of the Medicare Advantage program.

I urge you to make clear that the financial services industry will not legitimize an arrangement that sells privileged access to market-moving presidential communications, especially for the president’s personal financial benefit. No…

Public confidence in our financial system is strengthened when participants compete on a level playing field and government information that is capable of affecting asset prices is released broadly and without favoritism. Allowing firms to…

These incidents demonstrate the risk of allowing firms that pay for Truth API to receive the president’s market-moving statements faster than ordinary users. It would create a two-tiered system for access to government information and…

I write regarding Trump Media & Technology Group’s (TMTG) announcement that it will begin offering financial institutions and other users the option of paying TMTG for prioritized delivery of posts from President Trump (and other Truth…

I often say you don’t have to tell me what it’s like to raise teenagers in today’s digital age because I’m actually doing it, which is why I’m committed to advancing legislation that will help prevent tragedies like Sammy’s from happening.

Sammy’s story is a tragic one, and it is unfortunately one that has happened too many times across our country. As a father and grandfather, I strongly believe that we need to protect our kids in the digital world the same way we do in the…

As a father, I know how challenging it is for parents to protect their kids from the harmful effects of social media, where children are more exposed than ever to cyberbullying, eating disorders, and other online threats to their wellbeing.

I believe the American people expect us to lead. I hope this Congress will do exactly that.

The choice is whether we will help shape this technology so it reflects American values or whether we will wait until its consequences are impossible to ignore.

Artificial intelligence must be no different.

The goal is not to stop technological progress. The goal is to make sure the American people have a real opportunity to benefit from it.

If the United States wants to lead the world in artificial intelligence, we can’t simply build the best models – we need to build the most trusted ones.

We cannot afford to make that same mistake again.

Congress made a mistake once before. We largely stood on the sidelines as social media reshaped our politics, our economy, and our children.

The question is no longer whether artificial intelligence will transform our society. The question is whether Congress will help shape that transformation or spend the next decade scrambling to catch up after the fact.