U.S. Senate

In this hostile environment, women deserve a government that will work tirelessly to ensure that they have access to health care that improves their lives...

At a time when reproductive health data is being used to criminalize women, the Administration’s use of federal funds to direct women to a private data-collection system... is cause for alarm and warrants significant scrutiny.

Yes, it’s tough out there. Dominant corporations are in a merger frenzy, and the Trump administration is corrupt. The giants won’t give up power easily. But the fight is on, and we’re not giving up.

Corporations don’t get a free pass from antitrust just because they’re using an algorithm.

We need strong people at DOJ, but if judges ignore the law, then Americans aren’t going to see the benefit of the antitrust laws.

It looks like we’re careening towards oligarchy. But I’m smiling because the antitrust cat is out of the bag.

10 years ago, I warned that competition in America was dying. Today, meaningful competition barely registers a heartbeat.

We appreciate that bipartisan provisions have been included in the discussion draft and stand ready to work with Republicans to negotiate a bipartisan Farm Bill that both meets the moment and can be successful on the Senate Floor.

This bill does not address the devastating cuts to SNAP or the shift to state taxpayers passed into law as part of HR 1.

Senate Agriculture Committee Democrats have been clear that a Farm Bill must meet the needs of both farmers and families across America.

Women deserve the freedom to make their own health care decisions without interference from politicians.

Today marks four years since the extremist conservative Supreme Court majority overturned Roe v. Wade, undermining 50 years of legal precedent, allowing Republican politicians to interfere in personal health care decisions, and stripping…

You stood silent as the president’s foreign policies have robbed Georgians of affordable healthcare, food, housing, and gas, and now you’re trying to rob Georgians of their voice and of their vote.

This would have taken a whole lot of opportunity off of potential tax revenue for that very small town, and it means a lot to those folks.

Officials in the Trump administration got nervous because the people stood up and began to speak out.

These things that were happening in the quiet of night, we shined a light on it, elevated it, people raised their voices and they got their victory.

Consumer sentiment is near record lows. Ordinary Americans know Donald Trump’s economy isn’t working for them.

This Trump economy isn’t just bad—for me—it’s a moral abomination.

So, who’s served by this economy? There’s a long range of people who seem to be suffering. Who’s served by the economy—the Trump economy?

Accordingly, we insist that the Postal Service abandon this proposed regulation and return to its core mission of providing universal postal services to every American.

Despite these grave and serious legal deficiencies, on June 2, 2026, USPS published a proposed rule that, if finalized, would establish President Trump’s control over federal elections and allow USPS to adjudicate who can and cannot vote…

We write for a second time regarding the unconstitutional and illegal attempt to transform the United States Postal Service (USPS) into an election administration agency controlled by the White House and President Trump.

With voting rights under attack in Georgia and across the country, I am reintroducing my legislation to empower voters to challenge in court any action taken by a state or local government that makes it harder to vote.

When we protect the right to vote, we protect the very foundation of our democracy.