Amo Raises Alarm Over Trump EPA Chief’s Failure to Appear Before Congress
agency and allow it to be captured by corporate interests, it is critical that members of the Science
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RI Delegation Secures $20.3 Million for T.F. Green International Airport & Local Airports
today announced that the Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC) has been awarded $20,372,714 million in federal … President and CEO of the Rhode Island Airport Corporation . “These federal investments are essential to maintaining and improving
Ranking Members Amo and Foushee Lead 116 Members Condemning EPA for Putting Polluters Over People and Gutting Research
safeguard our environment. It is not to shield corporate polluters from accountability or trade children’s lungs
Takano, Amodei, Magaziner Introduce Unsubscribe Act to Rein in Misleading Subscription Plans, Protect Consumers
protections and crack down on practices by big corporations that sign consumers up for recurring charges without their … Unsubscribe Act puts an end to these shady corporate tactics and puts power back in the hands
Delegation Calls on Trump’s EPA to Protect Rhode Islanders Health and Environment from Climate Change
climate change. This is yet another giveaway to corporate polluters on the backs of Rhode Islanders’ health
Magaziner Co-Leads Bill to Make Subscription Cancellations Easier
charged for services,” said Sherman. “Subscriptions are Corporate America’s new favorite way to try and rip people
Magaziner, Budzinski, Casar, and Crockett Reintroduce Bill to Guarantee Paid Time Off for American Workers
that hard work really does pay off.” "While corporations and billionaires have gotten richer, far too many working
Magaziner, Ivey Introduce Bill to Prevent Trump from Taking Bribes Through Court Settlements
from largely frivolous lawsuits he filed against major corporations. In December 2024, ABC News paid $15 million
Magaziner Defends NOAA, Rhode Island Fishermen During House Natural Resources Committee Markup Debate
expected to predominantly benefit the wealthy and big corporations, through a process called reconciliation that requires offsetting cuts
Amo Statement on Brown University
affirmed by leaders of the Brown Corporation and Brown RISD Hillel, our leaders should be focused on creating
Congressional Proposal to Push SNAP Food Costs to States Would Put 144,000 RI Children, Seniors, People with Disabilities & Veterans at Risk of Hunger
SNAP to help pay for tax cuts for corporations and the wealthiest business owners and households. The specific
Amo Blasts Republican-Controlled House Rules Committee for Rejecting Pro-Medicaid and SNAP Amendments to Budget Resolution
plans to cut taxes for wealthy billionaires and corporations. “Republicans can’t have it both ways — they