Statements · since Aug 1, 2026
What Congress is saying
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Gallego Celebrate Passage of Bill to Protect American’s Access to ATMs
Celebrated Senate passage of bipartisan bill to crack down on ATM crime.
“As bank branches reduce their physical footprint, ATMs remain key for allowing families and business to access their accounts. But criminals have figured out that standalone ATMs are easier targets than banks and, under the current law, these robberies aren’t treated the same as bank robberies.”
Crime and Law EnforcementAI-read
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ICYMI: Who Are the Millionaires Collecting Unemployment? IRS Letter to Ernst Reveals the Answer
Highlighted IRS data showing 10,100 millionaires collected $97.4 million in unemployment benefits in 2024.
“My message to the affluent finance bros being cut off from Uncle Sam's unemployment trust fund is simple: If you are fortunate enough to make $1 million or more per year without having to work, then you should be counting your blessings — not collecting jobless benefits.”
Social WelfareAI-read
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Called for 90-day federal gas and diesel tax suspension and Defense Production Act invocation to lower fuel prices.
“The prices at the pump are being driven by a global shortage of refining capacity.”
Fuel PricesAI-read
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UNANIMOUSLY PASSED: Cortez Masto Provisions to Protect America’s Taxpayers
Announced Senate passage of bipartisan tax administration bills including Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act.
“This legislation passed by Senate this week is full of commonsense fixes to make life easier for Nevadans when filing their taxes.”
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PASSED: Cortez Masto Legislation to Support Traumatic Brain Injury Patients
Announced Senate passage of bipartisan traumatic brain injury reauthorization legislation.
“Every year, more than 2.5 million Americans get a traumatic brain injury.”
HealthAI-read
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Sen. Banks Joins 126 Lawmakers Urging an Investigation into Planned Parenthood
Senator Banks joined 126 lawmakers urging investigation into Planned Parenthood.
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Passed bipartisan resolution honoring Americans killed and taken hostage in October 7th terrorist attacks.
“It is our responsibility to make sure the world never forgets the unspeakable violence carried out by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023 – the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust.”
October 7th Terrorist Attacks ResolutionOctober 7th AttacksAI-read
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Introduced bipartisan bill to strengthen cybersecurity readiness and workforce development through university partnerships.
“As technological advancements become more heavily integrated into modern warfare, it is more important than ever that our nation has the talent and personnel needed to handle looming threats.”
Cyber Centers of Excellence Partnership ActCybersecurityAI-read
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U.S. Senator Tina Smith Requests Cost Estimate of Big Beautiful Bill’s Data Center Tax Incentives
Requested cost estimate of Big Beautiful Bill's data center tax incentives from Joint Committee on Taxation.
“We’ve seen reports that tax breaks from the Big Beautiful Bill are being used by some of the biggest tech companies in the world to pad their pockets and boost the buildout of data centers. These companies have billions of dollars of revenues, and I question the fiscal rationale behind rewarding them for investments…”
AI Infrastructure ImpactAI-read
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Sens. Rick Scott, Ashley Moody Introduce Bill to Maintain Military Readiness in the Gulf of America
Introduced bill to protect Eglin Gulf Test and Training Range from interference to maintain military readiness.
“The federal government’s first priority is to keep the American people safe. That means our military needs the irreplaceable value that the Eglin Gulf Test and Training Range provides to our warfighters. Protecting the range means protecting America’s military readiness. I am glad to have Sen. Moody’s support on this…”
Military ReadinessAI-read
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Called on the Department of Interior to investigate policies preceding firefighter deaths.
“The tragedy of the loss of these four lives necessitates a thorough examination of departmental policies that guide fire suppression.”
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Kelly, Gallego Celebrate Senate Passage of Bipartisan Bill to Help Prevent Catastrophic Wildfires
Celebrated Senate passage of the Wildfire Emissions Prevention Act.
“Arizona communities know how much damage catastrophic wildfires can do, and we need to do everything we can to reduce that risk before a fire starts.”
Wildfire Emissions Prevention ActEnvironmental ProtectionAI-read
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Called for investigation into Interior Department policies preceding deaths of four firefighters.
“The tragedy of the loss of these four lives necessitates a thorough examination of departmental policies that guide fire suppression.”
Wildfire ResponseAI-read
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Celebrated Senate passage of bipartisan bill to improve snowpack monitoring and manage drought.
“We can’t make informed decisions about our water supply without the right measurement and monitoring tools.”
Drought ManagementAI-read
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Padilla Conducts Unannounced Oversight Visit of SFO De Facto Immigration Detention Facility
Conducted unannounced oversight visit to SFO immigration detention facility to assess conditions.
“No one in our state or country should have to live in fear of this Administration’s cruelty and attacks on immigrants. And yet, there are extremely concerning reports that valid green card holders and other immigrants are being detained at SFO for days on end without access to adequate medical care or legal…”
Immigration EnforcementAI-read
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Introduced bill increasing student loan forgiveness for teachers of English learners to address teacher shortage.
“Educating students learning English requires specialized instruction and unique teacher strategies.”
Teacher RecruitmentAI-read
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Warnock, Ossoff Secure More Than $11 Million in Federal Funding for Roadway Improvements in Savannah
Secured $11.3 million in federal funding for roadway improvements in Savannah.
“Upgrades to this central corridor will promote economic opportunity, improve safety, and reduce traffic for Georgians across Savannah”
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U.S. Senator Katie Britt Named to TIME100 Next 2026: The World’s Most Influential Rising Stars List
Senator Britt named to TIME100 Next 2026 list of influential rising stars.
“The Alabama lawmaker has also carved out her own policy lane around families and children. Britt pressed Trump to protect IVF after an Alabama court ruling threatened access to the procedure, helped secure expanded childcare tax credits, and has worked across the aisle on legislation protecting children from social…”
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Senator Britt attended groundbreaking for $3.2 billion Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project.
“So today, I am thrilled to say we are finally here and thank everybody who played a role in making this happen. What an incredible day and a milestone for our state. There is a lot more to come. God Bless.”
Mobile River Bridge and Bayway ProjectTransportation InfrastructureAI-read
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Senator Ricketts Applauds Implementation of His Streamlining Rural Housing Act
Praised HUD and USDA implementation of his Streamlining Rural Housing Act to reduce red tape.
“The HUD and USDA agreement delivers on my promise to Nebraskans. We are cutting red tape, increasing efficiency, and meeting demand to make homeownership easier for people in Nebraska and across the nation.”
Rural HousingAI-read
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President grants disaster declaration for state of Ohio after Husted, Ohio delegation request
Praised Trump administration for granting Ohio disaster declaration after storms.
“Ohioans have been hit hard by these storms, and I’m grateful to President Trump and the administration for acting quickly to provide Ohio with federal assistance.”
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Husted, Boozman in Oakwood with Ohio farmers
Visited Ohio farm with Senate Agriculture Committee chairman to discuss farming issues.
“It was great to host Chairman Boozman in Ohio and spend time listening to hardworking Ohio farmers who are keeping our state fed and fueled.”
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VIDEO: Senate Democrats Block Senator Moody’s National Fraud Enforcement Division Act
Criticized Senate Democrats for blocking her National Fraud Enforcement Division Act.
“Democrats shockingly continue to side with fraudsters and against hardworking Americans. Combatting fraud should be a 100-0 issue. Acting as good stewards of taxpayer dollars is the most foundational aspect of being a public servant, yet we continue to battle a party that seemingly wants to protect institutional grift.”
National Fraud Enforcement Division ActFraud EnforcementAI-read
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Announced $55 million federal funding to improve rural healthcare workforce and maternal care in Alabama.
“I’m grateful to the Trump Administration for continuing to ensure that our rural hospitals have the resources they need to remain open and serve their communities. This funding is making a meaningful difference for rural communities across Alabama by supporting maternal and fetal health care, emergency medical…”
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Castor, Schakowsky Introduce Legislation to Modernize FTC and Strengthen Consumer Protections
Introduced bills to modernize FTC and strengthen consumer protection enforcement.
“The current economic pain being inflicted on hardworking Americans shouldn’t be exacerbated by fraudsters and corporate wrongdoers. It’s imperative that corporations be held accountable when they take advantage of consumers.”
CommerceAI-read
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Reps. Chu and Cisneros Introduce Bill to Fund Clean Drinking Water
Introduced bill to reauthorize $250 million for San Gabriel Basin groundwater restoration.
“The San Gabriel Basin provides drinking water to more than 1.5 million people across our region, but it still carries contamination left behind by industries of the past.”
Water InfrastructureAI-read
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Reintroduced bill to close tax loophole allowing billionaires to donate appreciated assets to dark money groups.
“Dark money has exploded since Citizens United, from under $5 million in 2006 to nearly $2 billion in the last election cycle alone, and it’s already flooding this year’s midterms. Billionaires already have outsized power over our politics. Even worse, they can secretly funnel their wealth into dark money groups and get…”
Government SpendingAI-read
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Congressman Cohen Reintroduces the Police Training and Independent Review Act
Reintroduced bill requiring independent investigations into police use of deadly force.
Crime and Law EnforcementAI-read
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Congressman Cohen Announces $1.2 Million in Health and Human Services Grants
Announced $1.3 million in HHS grants for opioid response and substance abuse treatment programs.
“It’s good to see these substantial investments in drug treatment and family welfare programs. I commend the grant recipients for the life-affirming work they are doing in our community.”
HealthAI-read
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Costa Leads Bipartisan Effort to Protect $232 Million in Rural Homeownership Funding
Led bipartisan effort urging USDA to protect $232 million in rural homeownership funding.
“To have these critical funds expire at a time when the program has been challenged with new and burdensome rules would be a real tragedy for rural families looking to buy a home. We applaud Congressman Costa and his colleagues for their leadership on this issue.”
Rural HousingAI-read
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Announced McMinnville VA Clinic will remain open under VA management and staff.
“I am proud of the joint effort put forth by my office and Secretary Collins’ office to keep the McMinnville VA Clinic open for the foreseeable future. This is great news for the veterans of Tennessee’s Fourth Congressional District. I want to thank my constituents for their patience and perseverance over the last few…”
Military Health CareAI-read
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Foxx Reintroduces Disaster Recovery and Resilience Act
Reintroduced bill to streamline disaster recovery regulations for hurricane-affected areas.
“It has now been two years since Hurricane Helene hit the High Country and surrounding areas in Western North Carolina – the work continues to recover and rebuild. Every step of the way, I’ve worked extremely hard alongside FEMA and the administration so that funding for recovery can continue, and I have already helped…”
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Issued statement on GAO report about FDA tobacco product application delays and regulatory challenges.
“I requested this GAO report to identity room for improvement at the FDA with respect to tobacco product applications. The agency’s findings show that the FDA is missing its goals.”
HealthAI-read
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Kaptur Announces Over $5.5 Million Federal Investment in UToledo Research
Announced $5.6 million federal funding for University of Toledo medical research projects.
“Our region is privileged to have an institution like University of Toledo that is committed to furthering medical knowledge for the benefit of all.”
Medical Research FundingAI-read
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ICYMI: Kelly honors latest Community Champion in Erie County
Presented Community Champion Award to Joe Pfadt for veterans and community service in Erie County.
“Joe Pfadt exemplifies what it means to be community-minded and to put his neighbors first, particularly our local veterans. Without his leadership, so many of the amazing projects in Erie County would not be possible. He is most deserving of this award.”
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Larsen: Naval Station Everett is Ideal Homeport for Future Frigates
Released report arguing Naval Station Everett is ideal homeport for future U.S. Navy frigates.
“NSE stands ready, willing and able to be the homeport for the Navy’s next generation of frigates.”
Military ReadinessAI-read
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Demanded DOE secretary answer overdue oversight requests on award terminations.
“For more than 15 months, my colleagues and I have attempted to conduct oversight of DOE’s award termination activities.”
DOE OversightAI-read
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MATSUI INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM HUMAN-LIKE CHATBOTS
Introduced bipartisan bill to prohibit chatbots from communicating in human-like ways with minors.
“AI chatbots are becoming more common in children’s lives, and parents deserve to know those systems are not being designed to imitate a friend, express feelings, or build an emotional relationship with their child.”
AI Infrastructure ImpactAI-read
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Ranking Member McCollum Statement on U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq
Praised U.S. withdrawal from Iraq after two decades, reaffirming her 2002 vote against the war.
“Today marks the end of America’s military mission in Iraq with the conclusion of Operation Inherent Resolve and withdrawal of the last remaining U.S. forces from Iraqi territory. More than 23 years ago, America began the war in Iraq based on lies. In 2002, I was one of 133 members of the House of Representatives to…”
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Led bipartisan letter calling on UK to cancel Orange Order parade on Garvaghy Road.
“Over the last three decades, the progress made on the island of Ireland has been nothing short of extraordinary. Twenty-eight years have passed since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, and a generation has grown without a single memory of the Troubles.”
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