Carolyn Maloney: “This would send a strong signal about the United States commitment to empowering women and girls in political and civic…”

Personal decisionmaking by women and their doctors should not be replaced by political ideology.

We are experiencing a crisis, and I must say that the panelists--first, I want to thank all of my colleagues that participated, but the panel was a particularly articulate and informed one.

The violence that took place at Club Q follows years of long efforts by some state lawmakers to erase LGBTQ+ people from school curriculum.

In 2009, this committee passed a bipartisan bill called the Credit Card Bill of Rights, which the CFPB said saved consumers roughly $16 billion.