U.S. Senate

New Yorkers deserve access to affordable, secure, and modern housing.

DoD appears to have forged ahead in expanding AI use throughout the military, including as part of President Trump’s illegal war in Iran, while releasing no meaningful information about contractual guardrails to prevent the misuse of these…

Any standard that allows for all lawful use leaves the door wide open to gross violations of domestic civil liberties and civilian harm.

DoD has a strategic, legal, and moral responsibility to ensure that AI technology is deployed with meaningful constraints to comply with U.S. and international laws, including by preventing civilian harm.

We urge all parties to return to the bargaining table and reach a good faith agreement that provides stability for this critical workforce, Mass General Brigham, and the patients in their collective care.

The nurses at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Mass General Brigham Homecare deserve a fair contract that reflects the essential contributions they make each and every day.

Nurses are the backbone of our health care system, and we rely on their skills, compassion, and tireless work ethic to care for our loved ones.

Work gives people purpose—it gives you a reason to get up in the morning—and it’s the only thing that’s going to give us a competitive edge in the 21st Century.

The Department failed to respond to Congress, and instead, on May 18, 2026, announced that it had settled an unrelated IRS lawsuit with President Trump to create a $1.8 billion slush fund to compensate alleged victims of DOJ…

In Oklahoma, we believe parents know what’s best for their kids, including what school fits their family’s faith.

Vicki and I wish Idahoans and all Americans a safe and joyful Independence Day!

As we celebrate 250 years of Independence, we must remember the sacrifices made to secure it and recommit ourselves to the ideals that have defined our great nation for centuries: freedom, faith, hard work, equality, and the Rule of Law.

America is the greatest nation in the world. Not by a little bit, but by a whole lot. For 250 years, the United States has stood as a beacon of freedom, opportunity, perseverance, and innovation. This American spirit is alive and well…

President Trump failed to justify the war in Iran, to consult with Congress, and to win the support of the American people.

However, these regulations would act in opposition to these goals. They would undermine our country’s competitiveness, erode our scientific ecosystem, increase unwanted bureaucracy, enable corruption, and perpetuate uncertainty across our…

We share the goals of improved transparency, accountability, and oversight; clarification of regulatory structure; and reducing recipient burden–all in pursuit of continuing America’s global leadership in science and innovation.

Instead of supporting data-driven investments that pay dividends for the American people, this guidance facilitates partisan ideals and cronyism, leaving Americans in the dark.

The proposed changes solidify federal grant-making as an unprecedented partisan power-grab that eliminates transparency of how taxpayer dollars are spent.

Local support is key, and I don't think we should lose sight of that.

That's the work ahead of us, and it's work I'll never stop fighting for.

The answer isn’t nostalgia. It’s recommitment.

This Fourth of July, that work feels more urgent than ever.

The path to achieving America’s promise has been fraught.

250 years ago, a group of Americans declared that government exists to serve people—not the other way around.