Mark Takano

“Young LGBTQI+ people will suffer because of today’s Supreme Court decision. This decision, however, doesn’t change the fact that these practices are still dangerous, disproven, and denounced by every major medical association in the…

During a time when everything is more expensive, corporations are cashing in subscription models that rely on a consumer forgetting to cancel a free trial,

“Third parties hold data on individual patients and pricing for drugs and procedures,” said Congressman Mark Takano.

Gaps in recent legislative efforts have allowed third parties like PBMs to keep this data hidden, leaving fiduciaries with an incomplete picture of how to best serve the over 165 million Americans on employer-sponsored health plans.

Without access to this information, employees are vulnerable to being overcharged or price gouged.

Those who oversee health plans must have access to this data to ensure fair pricing for those receiving employer sponsored healthcare.

Third parties hold data on individual patients and pricing for drugs and procedures.

I am disgusted by this political agenda that attacks the rights of school districts and parents to decide the policies of their schools in their own backyards.

George Retes is a U.S. citizen and an Iraq War veteran, and yet he was treated like an enemy by his own government,

"We should be investing in these students and the institutions that serve them—not eliminating the very programs that make their education possible," said Representative Takano.

At a moment when young Americans feel that the American dream is out of reach, this action only adds to feeling that the deck is stacked against them.

Secretary Linda McMahon and the Trump Administration are systemically hacking away at the pathways to a college degree on this country. Secretary McMahon is in the process of taking opportunities out of students’ hands to score points with…

UC Riverside was the first school in the UC system to be recognized as a Hispanic Serving Institution; and in 2018, UCR was recognized as an Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution. These grants have allowed…

Andry’s bravery in telling his story is a call to action for all of us to defend due process and the Constitution.

He has made no specific allegations of fraud and now has sole access to these ballots, raising serious concerns about oversight and transparency.

We cannot allow the candidates who finance the most checks to dominate public discourse and drown out competing voices.

Current campaign disclosure laws have not kept up with this new creator economy, and voters deserve to know who is financing their feeds before heading to the polling booths.

Users deserve to know if a creator has been compensated by a campaign to post for them.

Our social media feeds must be fixed.

We should be investing in these students and the institutions that serve them—not eliminating the very programs that make their education possible.

These grants have allowed those schools to expand their recruitment, retention, mentorship, and opportunities for students underrepresented in higher education.

The Congressional Equality Caucus will continue to push federal legislation to address this harmful and fraudulent practice.

More than five million students across HBCUs, HSIs, Tribal Colleges, and AANAPISIs are at risk of losing funding because of Donald Trump and Linda McMahon.

This NDAA does not go far enough for those brave men and women who were ready to put their lives on the line for our country.

Unfortunately, the final bill still contained an anti-trans provision that bans transgender women from fully participating in women’s sports at the military academies, a provision I remain committed to repealing.