Anna Eshoo: “I want to start out, Mr. Nagel, by thanking you and Comcast for what you did during the tragedy in Boston.”

It is stunning to me that someone pays for something, they don't get it, but the person or the entity they paid it to still gets to keep it.

I've long been a champion for protecting vulnerable communities from the harms that come with new technologies.

This is, as you said and have said many times, this is a devastating disease, and I don't think this can be treated as 17 months of a little additional hope.

The Republican majority's actions are inconsistent with their calls for bipartisan collaboration.