Our historic Inflation Reduction Act is starting to take hold, saving the American people money and delivering more breathing room.

We are talking about delivering savings of up to 25 percent, and yet our Republican colleagues are still making efforts to block the law.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to applaud the political parties at Stormont in Belfast as they near an agreement that will restore the executive government. After nearly 2 years of delay, Stormont is one step closer to resuming the people's…

Mr. Speaker, this is not the bill I would have written, but this is sensible policy. There is no denying the fact that, despite what the two previous speakers have said, 16 million children will benefit immediately from the expansion of…

Mr. Speaker, we have heard the arguments here. This is what is possible. Despite what some have said here, this does expand the child tax credit. It is clear. No legislation that comes to this floor is perfect. We tried very hard, and we…

Mr. Speaker, I am not opposed to the legislation, no. I am not claiming time in opposition. That is the point. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from Missouri (Mr. Smith), and the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Roy)…

Mr. Speaker, I rise in shock and frustration at our Republican colleagues' do-nothing Congress. Seinfeld would have called this the impeachment about nothing. They are leading the most unproductive session since the Great Depression, and…

Freedom to talk about ideas is not the freedom to threaten people based on their identity.

Let there be no doubt that I, along with our colleagues on the Democratic side, are here today to condemn anti-Semitism in all its forms.

Over a month ago, Hamas unleashed evil, slaughtering 1,200 people and kidnaping hundreds, including Americans.

Our first priority must always be safety. Universities also have a responsibility to cultivate safe and supportive learning environments.