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Chuck Schumer is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from New York since 1999. A member of the Democratic Party, he has held the position of Senate Majority Leader since January 2021, making him one of the most prominent figures in the U.S. Senate. Schumer previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1981 to 1999, representing New York's 9th congressional district. Throughout his career, he has focused on issues such as healthcare, infrastructure, and economic development, often advocating for policies that benefit working families and promote social justice.
Acting AG Todd Blanche has spent this confirmation fight doing what he's always done for his client Donald Trump: Denying the obvious, defending the indefensible, and lying under oath. He's already made it clear that we can’t trust a word…
Donald Trump does not get to drag the American people deeper into a war he cannot explain and does not know how to end, and then demand Congress look the other way.
The NDAA cannot become a permission slip for that recklessness that we see occurring in Iran.
Yet Republicans want the Senate to take up the NDAA, the defense bill, as though none of this is happening?
We are here today to demand the Republican leader of the Senate, John Thune, put S. 4814 on the floor of the Senate, and it will pass.
I delivered a $6.1 billion CHIPS grant and billions more in Investment Tax Credit assistance from my CHIPS & Science Law to make this historic project possible.
Senate Democrats will fight this power grab at every turn. The American people – not Donald Trump – will decide the 2026 election.
His priorities couldn’t be clearer: higher costs for families and more power for himself.
Firing every remaining member of the bipartisan Election Assistance Commission months before the midterms is a brazen attempt to seize control of our elections before a single vote is cast.
I urge Republicans, especially New York House Republicans, to come back to the table and write a Farm Bill that actually meets the moment: supporting farmers, strengthening rural America, protecting families, and ensuring Americans have…
I will continue fighting for investments that protect our national security while boosting Rochester’s local manufacturers and economy.
I have fought for years to make companies like L3Harris competitive for government contracts so we can create good-paying local jobs.
Once again, the U.S. Army has turned to the right frequency and chosen Rochester’s top-notch workforce to help maintain American military excellence and keep our troops safe.
Today, we celebrate a new chapter for American chip manufacturing with Upstate New York leading the way.
Micron’s total $250 billion U.S. investment is transformative for manufacturing in America and New York.
Micron’s first concrete pour marks concrete progress towards bringing America’s largest semiconductor manufacturing facility to life right here in Central New York!
I will never stop fighting to boost workforce development programs in the Southern Tier and across Upstate New York so young people can land good-paying jobs close to home and local businesses can grow and hire local workers.
This federal investment is a win-win for workforce development and the Tioga County economy.
Boosting our local workforce is essential to creating a pipeline of skilled workers in important industries like manufacturing, energy, hospitality, agriculture, and more.
New Yorkers in the Southern Tier deserve access to the training programs they need to get a good-paying job. I was proud to deliver $811,000 in federal funding so New Yorkers in Tioga County can secure in-demand skills closer to home.
The allegations reported today are incredibly disturbing – violence, abuse and sexual assault are absolutely unacceptable.
Graham Platner needs to immediately withdraw as the Democratic nominee for Senate and allow Maine Democrats the opportunity to choose a new candidate who can defeat Susan Collins.
The DSCC will not invest in the Maine Senate race if Platner remains on the ballot.
Today’s decision eviscerates one of the last fragile guardrails on coordinated political spending and will unleash a new arms race of campaign spending.
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