This outdated system forces the territories to pay a substantial amount out of their own pockets to ensure the people there have access to healthcare.

Puerto Rico could potentially spend all its Federal funds in a matter of months, facing a shortfall of billions of dollars for the year.

That's why yesterday, my committee launched an investigation into a secret social media campaign run by the oil industry that misled the American people about this rollback.

I would also like to hear from you both on what else we can do to improve program integrity as we look for ways to fund the existing shortfalls.

The territories are on the verge of a financial and humanitarian crisis.

If my Republican colleagues are as serious about addressing climate change as they say--they now say they are--they should oppose this disastrous proposal.

It is very important, wherever possible, to give us documents, whether it is the request from Ms. DeGette...

the only offer the Trump administration made to California was its proposed rule as-is, which would gut the existing standards.

California has the right to seek waivers, EPA is required to err on the side of granting them.

The existing Clean Car Standards were a victory for consumers, manufacturers, and the environment.

We can ensure that they can continue to provide care to the people who need it the most.

This harmful proposal comes from the same administration that insists the Government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers.