Just last week, Billboard Magazine uncovered the latest scam perpetrated upon consumers.

Wigs can cost thousands of dollars and are out of reach for many patients without help from their insurance provider.

Nobody I talk to supports this administration's efforts in the courts to destroy the Affordable Care Act and rip insurance from millions of families.

It is essential that Congress act to ensure its legislative intent is upheld in law and to prevent further damage to healthcare access, especially in rural areas.

Consumers should be able to block harassing spam phone calls without being charged extra.

This legislation will make the insular Medicaid programs more 'state-like' in other important ways.

I believe that as we defend the ACA we must also work together to improve our healthcare system to achieve universal coverage.

Just yesterday, the House overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan bill that will put consumers back in control of their phones by targeting annoying and illegal robocalls.

We must continue taking action in order to save lives.

This cannot be what Congress intended. And we should say so. Loudly.

The biggest concern I have is that, you know, that $6 billion that we appropriated on a bipartisan basis over two years--$3 billion a year--that expires in February.

And just last week, the Energy and Commerce Committee advanced a bill that will protect patients and families from surprise medical bills.