Raul Ruiz: “We know that African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans are at the highest risk of getting infected, and also dying…”

These conditions make it clear that the need for action on the New River is still present.

No family should have to choose between a day’s wages and a doctor’s visit or go without care because of their zip code or income.

As the Select Subcommittee gathers today, our Nation faces a pivotal moment when it comes to the future of pandemic prevention and preparedness.

American families are facing the largest cut to SNAP in history—$186 billion—and this shutdown is only making hunger worse.