Elizabeth Warren

While the prices of groceries, rent, and health care skyrocket, Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth are wasting billions in taxpayer funds on a cruel immigration agenda.

Our PBM Act is gaining momentum because people are realizing that you can’t lower health care costs without tackling corporate greed in the health care system.

It’s simple: Members of Congress should spend their time in Washington serving the American people, not preparing to cash in big time with a cushy lobbying career after they leave office.

While America is at war, the Trump administration is hellbent on silencing our key military newspaper and attacking service members’ access to the free press. Every American should be concerned about this blatant censorship.

Law and policy governing access to lifesaving, time-sensitive medication abortion care in the United States should be equitable, transparent, and based on the best available peer-reviewed evidence-based science.

Americans are paying the high price for President Trump’s war.

Free File cannot efficiently, effectively, and securely serve the taxpayers who are statutorily entitled to free tax filing services.

Military leaders understand that the consequences of DoD’s inability to acquire the right to repair its own equipment have far-reaching implications for our military’s readiness…

We write with concern about the ability of our service members to repair their own equipment quickly and securely...

If the Trump administration ends legal protections for Haitian workers, everyone will be worse off.

Public health emergencies push our already-broken health care system to the brink, and it’s pregnant women and moms who pay the price. We can’t get caught flat-footed by the next pandemic or health crisis — we have to invest in measures to…

It would be political malpractice for Democrats not to be talking about child care every chance we get, going into the midterms and beyond.

DoD cannot continue to ignore this conflict of interest.

Secretary Hegseth and President Trump have asked our troops to risk their lives in an illegal war with Iran at the same moment that the administration’s actions make life harder for service members and their families.

[These] antifraud efforts are needed to safeguard taxpayer dollars: they ensure students receive the financial aid they are entitled to, combat deceptive practices that steer students towards predatory programs, and deter bad actors from…

There is no conceivable rationale for this immunity agreement other than to personally enrich the President and his family

This agreement appears to be a brazen scheme to corruptly dole out taxpayer money to President Trump’s allies and violent insurrectionists

Essentially making it official United States government policy that President Trump, his family, and many other allies are above the law

I am asking my Republican colleagues to grow a spine and stand up for Americans instead of bowing down to their pretend King.

Look, our Founders didn't give the President the power to decide spending. A King can decide anything he wants but not a President.

I voted no on that funding bill because even if this bill becomes law, I don't believe Donald Trump has any intention of following that law, and I am not willing to be a helpmate on another one of Donald Trump's scams.

The Republicans have already given $1 trillion to the military.

Begging credit card companies to play nice is a joke. I said a year ago if Trump was serious I’d work to pass a bill to cap rates.

This deal looks like an anti-monopoly nightmare.

Cannot be trusted to advise our nation’s politicians, policymakers and institutions—or teach a generation of students at Harvard or anywhere else.