Chuck Schumer: “The Committee met, pursuant to notice, at 2:45 p.m., in Room SR-301, Russell Senate Office Building.”

I’ve been advocating for years for the federal investment needed for Wolfspeed to scale domestic production of silicon carbide chips, which this $1.5 billion DoD investment would supercharge.

We cannot allow this company to continue to operate in the shadows. No one in New York or anywhere in America should give up their privacy just by stepping outside.

I sum up the election in this sentence: Can a massive Republican advantage in money beat a massive Democratic advantage in better candidates and political climate? I bet it can.

A company can’t just come in and collect personal information about our entire lives and not answer any questions about it.