Statements · since Aug 1, 2026
What Congress is saying
7,572 statements and posts from 497 members D 4,698 from 253R 2,874 from 244
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Murkowski and Colleagues Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Increase Affordable Housing
Introduced bipartisan bill to streamline domestic material sourcing for affordable housing construction.
“I'm committed to using every federal resource available to make building homes in Alaska more streamlined and affordable across the board.”
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Murkowski Advances Three Alaska Energy and Resource Bills Through Committee
Advanced three bills through committee to strengthen Alaska energy security and critical mineral mapping.
Energy Project PermittingAI-read
Mentions H.R. 8790Mentions S. 4166Mentions S. 4406Mentions S. 4870
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Introduced bipartisan legislation to hold AI developers criminally liable for cyberattacks by their agents.
“Hacking is a crime, and when AI agents conduct dangerous cyberattacks, the corporations and executives responsible for those AI agents need to be held accountable.”
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Reintroduced bill to increase access to cancer screenings at safety net health care providers.
“I’m proud to reintroduce the Jeanette Acosta Invest in Women’s Health Act in honor of Jeanette Acosta, a fierce advocate who fought to make sure every woman could get the health care she needs.”
Cancer AwarenessAI-read
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Senate passed bipartisan bill simplifying ecosystem restoration approval in floodplains.
“This is great news for Washington state. We are one step closer to making it easier to get ecosystem restoration projects approved. This is a commonsense, zero-cost fix that will cut red tape and allow critical restoration projects in Washington state to move forward.”
Floodplain Enhancement and Recovery ActEnvironmental ProtectionAI-read
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Introduced bill to penalize Trump administration for using taxpayer dollars on political propaganda.
“Not a cent of Americans’ hard-earned tax dollars should ever be used to run political ads glorifying the president. Clearly, this administration couldn’t care less about what the law says or about wasting Americans’ tax dollars on obscene ads. Congress cannot sit on its hands. If the president is going to defy federal…”
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Praised court ruling reinstating Roger Rogoff as U.S. Attorney for Western District of Washington.
“Trump fired a qualified, court-appointed U.S. attorney in under an hour simply because he didn’t pick him, and today a judge said what we all knew: that’s against the law. Today’s ruling is an important victory for the rule of law and the people in Western Washington who deserve a U.S. attorney that answers to the law,…”
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Senate passed bipartisan legislation to protect commercial satellites from cybersecurity threats.
“Commercial satellites are essential to our national security, our economy, and the daily lives of Americans, so we must ensure they are not vulnerable to attacks from cybercriminals and foreign adversaries.”
CybersecurityAI-read
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Pressed social media CEOs on combating election disinformation ahead of 2026 midterms.
“Platforms that condone, support, or advance efforts to disenfranchise U.S. voters will be scrutinized and held accountable, including through oversight and potential legislation”
2026 Midterm Election Interference ConcernsElection SecurityAI-read
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Announced $25 million federal grant for State Route 71 freeway expansion in Pomona.
“I am proud to help deliver $25 million to expand the 71 Freeway and upgrade the pedestrian overcrossings for the thousands of Californians who take this route each day. It will improve safety and efficiency, reduce traffic congestion at one of our critical roadways in Pomona, and improve pedestrian access – making…”
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Sens. Scott, Booker sickle cell awareness resolution passes the Senate with unanimous support
Senate unanimously passed resolution designating September 2026 as Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Month.
“Raising awareness about sickle cell anemia means working toward a future where Americans living with the disease can lead healthier lives with fewer limitations. The Senate’s unanimous passage of this resolution reinforces our commitment to making treatment and care more accessible, affordable, and attainable.”
HealthAI-read
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Urged predatory lender OppFi to withdraw national bank acquisition application.
“OppFi—a nonbank lender that provides financial services to consumers through installment loans—brands itself as a lender that ‘empower(s) everyday consumers to overcome financial hurdles and build long-term financial stability,’”
Finance and Financial SectorAI-read
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Van Hollen Urges SEC to Preserve Investor Protections in Stock Trading Rules
Urged SEC to preserve investor protections in stock trading rules.
“We write to urge you to leave intact the Securities and Exchange Commission’s rules protecting retail investors’ stock market orders. In June, the SEC proposed to rescind Rules 611 and 610(e) of Regulation NMS. Both rules protect foundational elements of our equity markets by ensuring they are fair and transparent. We…”
Finance and Financial SectorAI-read
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Secured Senate committee passage of bill designating Museum of the Blind People's Movement as national museum.
“For too long, the critical contributions made by Blind Americans to our society have gone under-appreciated.”
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Led 75 colleagues in pressing EEOC to withdraw proposed rule eliminating civil rights protections for federal employees.
“We strongly oppose the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC) proposed rule, which would revise the federal-sector equal employment opportunity complaint process. As Members representing hundreds of thousands of federal employees who serve our country every day, we are deeply concerned that this proposal…”
FHFA Inspector General Funding CutsCivil Rights and Liberties, Minority IssuesAI-read
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Joined Banking Committee Democrats calling on FHFA Director to reverse decision eliminating agency watchdog.
“eliminate (the OIG’s) capacity to effectively conduct criminal investigation of mortgage, bank, and other fraud schemes involving the entities FHFA regulates.”
FHFA Inspector General Funding CutsGovernment Operations and PoliticsAI-read
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Met with Baltimore Mayor and Maryland delegation to discuss city priorities including housing, transportation and public safety.
“Improving life for Baltimore residents is one of our top shared priorities, and I appreciate Mayor Scott’s partnership and the work being done across the city under his leadership. Yesterday’s meeting was an opportunity to discuss our efforts on behalf of the people of Baltimore – from strengthening public safety, to…”
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Two bipartisan IRS reform bills passed Senate with unanimous support.
“The IRS is difficult to navigate and a pain for everyday taxpayers—that’s something we can all agree on, no matter where you’re from. I teamed up with my friend and colleague Senator Marshall on these bills, which will improve IRS operations in dire need of reform and make a world of difference for taxpayers in their…”
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Pressed FAA for answers on unmanned aircraft system testing pause affecting Oregon communities.
“Our constituents have expressed concerns about how the ongoing pause affects the local economies across the state where UAS testing takes place, and they seek a timely resolution”
Unmanned Aircraft TestingAI-read
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Wyden, Merkley Introduce Bill to Extend Secure Rural Schools Funding
Introduced bipartisan bill to extend Secure Rural Schools funding for three years.
“A three-year extension of the program and these common-sense updates are critical to ensuring the federal government upholds its promise to our communities and that local governments can reliably access these important resources.”
Rural School FundingAI-read
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Celebrated Senate unanimous approval of bipartisan Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act modernizing IRS.
“The Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act is the direct result of years of bipartisan work.”
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Led senators demanding Trump administration abandon plan to strip tax credits from 700,000 immigrant taxpayers.
“According to your own estimates, the proposed rule change could affect up to 700,000 taxpayers.”
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Young Applauds Nomination of Scott Krueger to Serve as U.S. Marshal
Praised President Trump's nomination of Scott Krueger as U.S. Marshal for Northern District of Indiana.
“Scott Krueger has dedicated more than two decades to protecting Hoosiers and supporting Indiana’s law enforcement community. His extensive experience with the Indiana State Police has prepared him well to serve as U.S. Marshal for the Northern District of Indiana. I look forward to supporting his confirmation in the…”
Law Enforcement LeadershipAI-read
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Young Applauds Labor Award Supporting Training for Hoosier Workers
Announced $6.74 million Department of Labor award for Indiana worker skills training in shipbuilding and manufacturing.
“Restoring American shipbuilding capacity starts with American workers, and this new funding will help build America’s maritime strength. Additionally, this investment will enable more Hoosiers gain the skills they need to succeed in good-paying jobs while supporting industries important to our national security. I want…”
Workforce DevelopmentAI-read
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Duckworth Rips Trump’s Arch Project, Advocates for Veterans Over Vanity Alongside Activists
Criticized Trump's Triumphal Arch project as wasteful and dangerous to veterans and national security.
“You know what? There are going to be heroes laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery that have given up their lives because of Trump’s war of choice in Iran. Let’s make it clear what this president has done to this nation. His war has driven up costs for American families, has put hundreds of our heroes in the wounded wards…”
Military ReadinessAI-read
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Duckworth, Durbin, Budzinski Call for Pause on 183rd Wing Deactivation, Push for Replacement Mission
Urged Senate Armed Services Committee to halt 183rd Wing deactivation pending replacement mission.
“The addition [to the bill] we seek would place a temporary halt on closing or deactivating any Air Force Central Repair Facility (CRF) until September 30, 2028, unless the Air Force assigns a deployable replacement mission, and require the Secretary of the Air Force to submit a report within 90 days detailing fighter…”
Military ReadinessAI-read
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Called for U.S. response to China's weaponization of air travel to isolate Taiwan.
“By bullying countries into restricting the Taiwanese president’s flight paths, the PRC is endangering everyone who travels internationally.”
International AffairsAI-read
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King, Curtis Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Increase Affordable Housing Across the United States
Introduced bipartisan bill to streamline domestic material sourcing for affordable housing.
“Despite our country’s desperate need for additional affordable housing options, American homebuilders face steep costs and bureaucratic red tape.”
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Daines Talks U.S.-China Relations at Nixon Foundation’s Grand Strategy Summit
Spoke at Nixon Foundation summit on U.S.-China relations and his experience in China.
International AffairsAI-read
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Announced passage of Floodplain Enhancement and Recovery Act in Senate.
“This is huge news for Montana. Critical ecosystem restoration projects across our state have been abandoned due to FEMA’s onerous and costly ‘No Rise’ rule. This commonsense, bipartisan bill will reduce unnecessary burdens on important conservation and restoration work, while continuing to keep our communities safe…”
Floodplain Enhancement and Recovery ActEnvironmental ProtectionAI-read
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Kaine & Dingell Introduce Legislation to Prevent Campus Sexual Assault and Support Student Survivors
Introduced bipartisan legislation to prevent campus sexual assault and support student survivors.
“Every student deserves to live and learn in a healthy and safe environment. We must do everything we can to prevent sexual assault on college campuses and provide comprehensive support to survivors.”
Campus Sexual Assault Prevention and Survivor SupportAI-read
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Highlighted criticism of Republicans during Jack Smith hearing for focusing on debunked election claims.
“stood up for former Special Counsel Jack Smith and for the rule of law.”
Election SecurityAI-read
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Booker, Scott Sickle Cell Awareness Resolution Passes The Senate with Unanimous Support
Announced Senate passage of bipartisan resolution designating September 2026 as Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Month.
“For decades, people living with sickle cell disease have faced devastating pain, serious health complications, and an inequitable health care system that has too often failed to take their suffering seriously — and Black Americans have been disproportionately impacted .”
HealthAI-read
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Announced $7.2 million federal grant to connect Millville Executive Airport to regional highway network.
“Cumberland County has the highest poverty rate and lowest median household income in New Jersey, and this project opens the door to the jobs and investment its residents deserve.”
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Introduced bill to authorize $80 million annually for grants up to $1 million for startup accelerators.
“America’s next great entrepreneurs, inventors, and creators are already hard at work building in communities all across the country. But too often, whether a small business gets the chance to turn their ideas into something bigger depends more on where you live, who you know, and where you are from.”
Economics and Public FinanceAI-read
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WATCH: On CNN, Gallego Condemns Trump and Hegseth’s War in Iran, Attacks on the Free Press
Condemned Trump administration's Iran war and Defense Secretary Hegseth's attacks on media.
“The fact is he is one of the most important reasons why we’re losing this war in Iran. It’s him and Donald Trump, but he can’t deal with that. So, he’s just going to blame y’all.”
Iran War PolicyAI-read
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Questioned AI experts on dangers of rogue AI models and lack of oversight.
“How far away are [AI models] from creating language where [we] cannot understand what they’re doing?”
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Ernst to Senate Democrats: Stop Letting Big Tech Pass the Buck
Criticized Senate Democrats for blocking Ratepayer Protection Act on data center costs.
“In Iowa, we believe in a simple rule: you plug in, you pay up.”
Ratepayer Protection ActAI-read
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Tillis, Budd Applaud Nomination of Two North Carolina Judges
Applauded President Trump's nominations of two North Carolina judges to federal district courts.
“Congratulations to Brian S. Meyers and Philip L. Aubart on their nominations to serve as District Court Judges for North Carolina’s Eastern and Middle Districts.”
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Led letter demanding Trump administration abandon plan stripping tax credits from 700,000 DACA and TPS recipients.
“The proposed rule is clear regulatory overreach that would have disastrous impacts for lawfully present immigrants and their families who are legally eligible for refundable tax credits.”
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