Chuck Schumer

Technology is becoming the engine of New York's economy, and trolls are trying to pour sugar in the gas tank. They must be stopped.

I wish to announce that the Committee on Rules and Administration will meet on Wednesday, July 24, 2013, at 10 a.m. to hear testimony on the nomination of Ann Miller Ravel and Lee E. Goodman to be members of the Federal Election…

I wish to announce that the Committee on Rules and Administration will meet on Wednesday, July 24, 2013, at 9:50 a.m., to conduct a business meeting to consider the nomination of Davita Vance-Cooks, of Virginia, to be the public printer…

Senator Charles Schumer recommended that the industry adopt a 6-point Bill of Rights to protect those guests whose vacations are disrupted by mechanical issues on a cruise ship.

Senator Schumer's stated intent to develop a passenger bill of rights.

Your colleague, Senator Charles Schumer, recommended that the industry adopt a 6-point Bill of Rights

The Passenger Bill of Rights is filled with empty promises.

Our bill would make these back-room sweetheart deals between brand-name and generic drug companies presumptively illegal.

Senator Grassley and I have introduced bipartisan legislation to further combat pay-for-delay agreements.

The Supreme Court's decision in FTC v. Actavis was a turning point.

My first question was about the tapering. My second is when you might end asset purchases altogether.

Your quiet but strong leadership has been instrumental in keeping our economy from falling into an abyss and repeating the devastation of a Great Depression.

But the September 18th deadline of beginning tapering is not immutable. You are going to look at the data.

You think we still could be on the path to labor markets improving even with this relatively weak growth in terms of outlook.

The purpose of our investment in health information technology is to make it possible to quickly capture, store, and share data.

I applaud recent efforts taken by CMS to release Medicare hospital data for a limited set of procedures.

I recently introduced a bill with Senator Wyden that would advance the idea of data-sharing.

I believe that any number of problems we face in Medicare begin with our payment system.

Whatever the outcome is, we are proud of all three of you.

I would ask unanimous consent to add them to the record, including letters from Carter Phillips and Peter Keisler, who are attorneys; Douglass Maynard of the New York Police Department; Chuck Canterbury, president of the Fraternal Order of…

I agree wholeheartedly with my colleagues. I would say fidelity to the rule of law, intellectual curiosity, hard work, dedication to do the work necessary to get the right answer, and modesty, and I would say humility, to be open-minded…

It is my distinct honor to introduce two eminently qualified nominees to the Committee.

I would far rather see a situation where able judges were confirmed irrespective of that.

I think partisan politics has driven this Committee's approach to the DC Circuit for over a decade.

Our Constitution is a very precious system of justice that it creates, and it creates judges to decide cases based not on personal views.