I think that is, at least, one way to try to take the parity that is in the law and make it a reality for families who are struggling with this.

Fighting Back: Massachusetts Health Care Providers and the Opioid Crisis.

We need a Surgeon General who is also going to lead that conversation.

I plan to continue this approach to ensure these materials will be available when needed for a pandemic response.

I believe that family caregivers deserve our gratitude, not punishment for taking time off to care for a loved one.

I look forward to helping raise the visibility of this important issue.

Will the Senator from Wyoming yield for a question about the new study on the impact of ObamaCare on jobs? The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Wyoming has the floor.

I intend to offer the following motion to H.R. 1628, and I ask unanimous consent that it be printed in the Record. The motion is supported by Senators Markey, Carper, Durbin, Stabenow, Hirano, Van Hollen, and Brown. There being no…

the number one thing we need from the Fed's Vice Chair for Supervision is a demonstrated willingness to stand up to the interests of the big banks.

I intend to offer the following motions to H.R. 1628, and I ask unanimous consent that they be printed in the Record. There being no objection, the material was ordered to be printed in the Record, as follows: Motion to Commit With…

since the Republicans have announced that their top legislative priority in this Congress would be to rip away healthcare from millions of Americans, I have come down to the floor many times to beg them to reconsider. I shared stories…

I am really glad that all of you are here, and I am glad that we are getting a chance to talk about Type 1 diabetes and to meet some of the people who are speaking out for the one-and-a-quarter million Americans who have Type 1 diabetes.

Even if the Special Diabetes Program is reauthorized, right now there are proposed cuts of over 20 percent in a single year.

Research takes money, and we need to support it in a sustained way.

But we know there is a lot more to do.

a few weeks ago the Senate Republicans had to cancel a vote on the healthcare bill because the number crunchers over at the Congressional Budget Office, or the CBO, pointed out that the Republican bill was going to take away health…

I rise today to oppose the nomination of David Bernhardt as the next Deputy Secretary of the Interior. Mr. Bernhardt has shown that he is unwilling to fight for the long- term conservation of our public lands and the responsible use of our…

I support ensuring equal access to the secondary market for small lenders, and I think it is critical that we get the details right on what it is going to take to make that happen.

We need thoughtful Government intervention to make sure that the mortgage market works for both small lenders and for creditworthy low-income borrowers.

so far this year President Trump and Senate Republicans have selected a long list of Wall Street insiders, corporate CEOs, lobbyists, and radical rightwing ideologues to run the Federal Government, but the Republicans haven't stopped…

So, basically, you are just saying let us bar any secondary market entities from offering a volume discount.

We cannot have a thriving mortgage market if small lenders do not have access and the big guys do.

I take it what you are saying is you want Congress to mandate that any secondary market entity treat all lenders equally.

But then they turn around and oppose any form of Government intervention to help lower-income or minority borrowers. And I do not think you can have it both ways.

Donald Trump wants to slash more than $6 billion from the HUD budget next year.