Statements · since Aug 1, 2026
What Congress is saying
7,283 statements and posts from 496 members D 4,526 from 252R 2,757 from 244
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Resolution honoring Americans killed in October 7th Hamas attacks unanimously passed Senate.
“Three years ago, the world watched in horror as Hamas terrorists massacred innocent civilians, including American citizens. Families were torn apart, communities were decimated, and innocents, including babies and young children, were barbarically murdered. Americans were among the victims. There is no moral gray area…”
October 7th Terrorist Attacks ResolutionOctober 7th AttacksAI-read
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Introduced bills to bar Chinese military companies from trading on U.S. stock exchanges.
“Communist China’s military companies want to use U.S. markets and exchanges to fund the CCP’s efforts to attack our way of life using dollars from American investors. We can’t let that happen. Communist China has chosen to be our enemy and it’s time for Congress to act by passing these bills to protect Americans from…”
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Ricketts, Colleagues to Blanche: Investigate Communist China’s Criminal Marijuana Organizations
Requested DOJ investigation into Chinese criminal organizations operating illegal marijuana operations.
“We write requesting that the Department of Justice (DOJ) investigate the growing role of Chinese transnational criminal organizations in America’s cannabis and intoxicating-hemp markets. Recent reporting and investigations suggest Chinese criminal networks are exploiting vulnerabilities in federal law to operate…”
Crime and Law EnforcementAI-read
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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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Senate unanimously passed bill to transfer over 500 acres of federal land to Pit River Tribe.
“Senseless conflict and bureaucratic barriers have kept California Tribes from managing their ancestral lands, and it’s past time we take action to help Tribes protect their communities and local environment.”
Native AmericansAI-read
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Demanded Trump administration withdraw rule 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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Senate passed bipartisan bill to strengthen emergency alerts during natural disasters.
“When storms, disasters, or threats to public safety threaten our state, crisis management is key. Our bipartisan bill will help upgrade America’s emergency alert systems to keep Georgia families safe and informed.”
Mystic Alerts ActDisaster ResponseAI-read
Mentions H.R. 7022
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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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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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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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PASSED: Senate Approves Sen. Moran’s Legislation to Improve Vetting for Law Enforcement Hiring
Senate passed bipartisan bill to improve law enforcement hiring vetting through criminal history access.
“Keeping Kansas and our nation safe starts with hiring law enforcement officers committed to fulfilling their missions with integrity.”
Crime and Law EnforcementAI-read
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Questioned witnesses in subcommittee hearing on AI threats to children and seniors.
“As a mom, one of my top concerns is the impact AI is having on our children – especially as the technology is ingrained more and more into daily life. We cannot allow Congress to stall, cross its fingers, and hope that everything pans out for the best, because the dark side of AI is being utilized to scam seniors,…”
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Sent letter to FAA requesting update on unmanned aircraft system testing site suspension.
“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”
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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.
“The SRS program provides crucial payments that are a lifeline for rural communities here in Oregon and across America—keeping schools open, maintaining roads, restoring watersheds, and providing funding for police officers and firefighters to keep families safe.”
EducationAI-read
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Merkley Blasts Senate Republicans for Blocking His Bill to Ban Congressional Stock Trading
Criticized Senate Republicans for blocking bill to ban congressional stock trading.
“There should be no question about whether a lawmaker is voting on or writing legislation in the best interest of their constituents or the best interest of their investments. We need a real ban on Congressional stock trading, and I urge my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to work with us on meaningful and…”
Congressional Stock TradingAI-read
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Senator Marshall Praises Forbes Field Being Named Candidate Location for KC-46A Mission
Praised Forbes Field Air National Guard Base as candidate location for KC-46A Pegasus mission.
“This is great news for Kansas and well-deserved recognition of the men and women of the 190th Air Refueling Wing.”
Military ReadinessAI-read
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Senator Markey Statement on Bipartisan Permitting Reform Proposal
Criticized bipartisan permitting reform proposal for enabling data centers and blocking clean energy.
Energy Project PermittingAI-read
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Senate passed Lummis-Barrasso bill modernizing Wyoming school trust fund investment rules.
“Last night, the U.S. Senate passed a bill that will put Wyoming’s school trust fund to better work for our students.”
EducationAI-read
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Bipartisan Lummis-Kelly MORE American Fuel Act Passes U.S. Senate
Senate passed bipartisan bill modernizing Nuclear Regulatory Commission uranium enrichment licensing.
“Senator Kelly and I agree on something simple: we can keep the NRC’s high safety standards and still stop making enrichment companies wait years just to break ground.”
Modernizing Outdated Regulations to Expand American Fuel ActEnergy Project PermittingAI-read
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Recognized Minnesota family as Angels in Adoption honorees for adopting twins from Liberia.
“Every child deserves a loving home, a nurturing family, and a bright future.”
Social WelfareAI-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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Senate Passes Kelly Resolution Honoring Arizona Marine Veteran Nicholas DouglasQuets
Senate passed Kelly resolution honoring Marine veteran killed by Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico.
“Nicholas served his country with honor, and his loss is a tragedy. This resolution is one way to keep fighting for justice for him and for Americans everywhere. It’s good to see this get one step closer to the finish line.”
Crime and Law EnforcementAI-read
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Kelly, Gallego Celebrate Chiricahua Officially Becoming Arizona’s Fourth National Park
Celebrated Senate passage of bill designating Chiricahua National Monument as national park.
“Chiricahua is one of Arizona’s most extraordinary places. Designating it as our state’s fourth national park will protect this remarkable landscape for generations and bring new visitors and economic opportunities to southeastern Arizona.”
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Kelly, Cotton Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Get Phones Out of Schools
Introduced bipartisan bill to provide schools resources to remove phones from classrooms.
“Getting phones out of classrooms will mean fewer distractions and more time for kids to focus on their teachers and lessons. We’re giving schools the tools to make that happen.”
EducationAI-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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Senate passes Husted-backed bill to protect Great Lakes
Senate passed bill to reauthorize federal funding for Great Lakes restoration and invasive species prevention.
“We must remain vigilant against invasive species and continue protecting our lakes so they can support Ohio and America for generations to come.”
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Hoeven: Grid Power Act Advances Out of Energy Committee
Introduced bill to remove delays in baseload power generation project interconnection approvals.
“We need the ability to bring new baseload power online to meet growing electricity demand and ensure the reliability of our grid.”
GRID Power ActAI-read
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Introduced bipartisan bill to establish National Critical Minerals Council and federal strategy.
“China doesn’t need to fire a shot. It just needs to stop a shipment.”
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Introduced bipartisan bill to reform federal environmental review and permitting process.
“Today I wore a pin that was my dad’s 60-year IBEW pin, and it represents 60 years of him working for a local utility company to keep the lights on. Today in my home state of New Mexico there is a switchyard named after my dad, Pete Heinrich, and that switchyard is connected to the SunZia transmission line.”
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Senators Hawley, Murphy Announce Bipartisan AI Agent Accountability Act
Announced bipartisan bill to hold AI developers liable for cyberattacks by AI agents.
“These AI agents are committing cyberattacks. If Big Tech companies are going to design AI agents that wreak havoc, these companies better be on the hook for any damage that is caused.”
AI Agent Accountability ActAI-read
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ICYMI: Hawley Convenes First Senate Hearing on Rogue AI Attacks
Chaired Senate hearing on rogue AI cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.
“Every day you turn on the television, it seems like AI is doing something else bad: setting up surveillance camera networks nationwide, data centers in all of our states, and hacking, hacking, hacking. The reports of cyber attacks just continue to metastasize … We’ve got the cyber attacks now on the United States…”
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Hagerty Formally Calls for Disbarment of Jack Smith
Filed formal complaint calling for disbarment of former special counsel Jack Smith.
“Jack Smith’s lack of candor before a federal tribunal directly resulted in injury to the United States Congress.”
Arctic Frost OversightAI-read
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Grassley Presents Congressional Adoption Award to Iowa Nonprofit, My G.E.A.R. Outreach
Presented Congressional Adoption Award to Iowa nonprofit My G.E.A.R. Outreach.
“Every child deserves a welcoming and loving home. That’s why I appreciate My G.E.A.R. Outreach’s work to provide foster youth some sense of comfort and certainty as they face a tough transition. My G.E.A.R. Outreach’s generosity should inspire us all, as they work to improve conditions for foster youth across Iowa and…”
Foster Youth SupportAI-read
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Grassley, Hassan Take Action to Improve Access to Cancer Screenings
Introduced bipartisan bill to improve cancer screening accessibility and transparency.
“Detecting cancer early can save lives. I know that based on the personal experience of my wife, Barbara, a nearly 40-year breast cancer survivor. Unfortunately, patients and providers are navigating a complex and confusing maze just to keep up with cancer screening recommendations. By making these recommendations more…”
Cancer Screening AccessAI-read
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Gillibrand Slams Trump’s Costly $1.8 Billion Vanity Projects, Misplaced Priorities
Criticized Trump's $1.8 billion in vanity projects as wasteful spending.
“President Trump Is More Focused On Self-Serving Vanity Projects Than Lowering Costs.”
Government SpendingAI-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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