DeLauro Statement on Israeli Strikes in Beirut and Tyre
strikes took place in residential areas —a vehicle near Sidon was destroyed, killing six people including a mother
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Larson Applauds Court Order Blocking Taxpayer-Funded Payouts to Trump Allies
President’s unprecedented lawsuit demanding nearly $2 billion in payouts to himself, his businesses, and his allies, included
Larson, Beyer to Introduce Bill Blocking the Construction of Unlawful and Costly Trump “Triumphal Arch”
approval for memorials on federal land in or near D.C. The Arlington National Cemetery Viewshed Protection Act would
Larson Blasts Republican Vote to Undermine Background Checks and Put Veterans at Greater Risk of Suicide
leading cause of death for children, and nearly 5,000 of our veterans lose their lives to firearm
DeLauro Statement on the $1.8 Billion Taxpayer-Funded Handout to Trump’s Political Allies, Flooding the Swamp
regarding the Trump Administration’s announcement of a nearly $1.8 billion fund—funded by U.S. taxpayers … struggle with the cost of living, facing gas nearly $5 a gallon and skyrocketing health insurance premiums, President
Representatives Himes, Williams Introduce Legislation to Reduce Noise Pollution in Communities Near Federal Highways
noise and air pollution affecting families living near our interstate highways.” The Negating Neighborhood Noise Act would permit
Hayes Leads House Democrats In Condemning Proposed Reorganization of Food, Nutrition, And Consumer Services (FNS)
direction,” wrote the Lawmakers. “FNS has already lost nearly 30 percent of its workforce since the start
Larson Introduces Bill to Ban Deadly Loophole Allowing Shooters to Use Instant Financing Schemes to Purchase Assault Weapons
violence plaguing our nation,” said Larson . “Nearly 14 years ago, we lost 26 innocent lives in the shooting
Connecticut Congressional Delegation Announces Over $9.5 Million in LIHEAP Funding to Connecticut
would raise energy costs for 6 million households. “Nearly 100,000 households in Connecticut rely on energy assistance … Americans out in the cold,” said Himes. “For nearly 200,000 Connecticut residents, LIHEAP is a lifeline,” said
Courtney, Bilirakis Celebrate Community College Month
college. Alumni of America’s community colleges generated nearly $900 billion in added income to the national economy
Hayes, Markey Introduce Bicameral Legislation to Connect Vulnerable Youth to Educational and Workforce Development Program
school and disconnected from work opportunities. With nearly one in seven youth in the United States not engaged
Larson Leads 152 Members of Congress in a Bipartisan Call for Increased Funding to Improve Customer Service at the Social Security Administration
Social Security and earning its benefits, and nearly one in 3 households include at least one person
Courtney, Welch Re-Introduce Bill to Eliminate Federal Student Loan Interest
debt has more than doubled since 2007, forcing nearly 43 million Americans— 1 in 6 American adults … debt. The outstanding federal student loan balance tops nearly $2 trillion , with the average student borrower carrying
Hayes, Blumenthal, and Alsobrooks Introduce Legislation to Address Maternal Health Crisis
maternal mortality rate in 2023 was 50.3 – nearly 3.5 times the maternal mortality rate for white women. Fortunately
Tariff Tour: Courtney Visits Two Quiet Corner Small Businesses to Discuss Rising Costs Under Trump Tariffs
certain regions of the United States – nowhere near enough to meet U.S. market demand. After imposing tariffs
DeLauro, Mrvan Introduce Tariff Relief for Consumers Act
tariffs raised prices, with each American family paying nearly $1,700 extra last year for everything from coffee
Larson and House Democrats Reintroduce Bill to Get Dark Money Out of Politics and Constitutional Amendment to Overturn Disastrous Citizens United Decision
Trust in our government is nearing historic lows, and we need to take action to bring greater transparency
Larson Opens Applications for Community Project Funding Requests, Vows to Fight Republican Women’s Health Care Ban
hand with local leaders and organizations to secure nearly $80 million in federal funding through the Community Project
DeLauro Statement on Supreme Court Striking Down President Trump’s Unilateral Tariffs
cost of these tariffs last year, totaling nearly $1,800 in additional costs on average for each family
Larson to Attend People’s State of the Union on the National Mall, Welcome Bristol Family Targeted by Trump Immigration Application Ban to the Capitol
Ricardo came to the United States from Cuba nearly two decades ago and has been a proud Bristol
DeLauro, Sanders, 167 Colleagues Introduce Legislation to Guarantee Paid Sick Leave to Every American Worker
during the current cost of living crisis. But nearly 27 million hard-working people must make this decision … paid time off for short-term illnesses. Currently, nearly 27 million workers lack any paid sick time entirely
Larson, Ways and Means Democrats Introduce Resolution of Inquiry Probing ‘DOGE’ Election Interference Scheme at Social Security
happens again and hold those responsible to account.” “Nearly a year after the Alliance went to court over
Larson, House Democrats, Hand Trump Defeat on Cost-Raising Tariffs
President, with the power to enact tariffs. For nearly a year, Republican Leadership has done everything they
Ranking Member Larson in MS NOW: “Election deniers may have your Social Security data — thanks to DOGE and Elon Musk”
levers of power. That warning proved accurate. Nearly a year ago, Democrats introduced legislation to block DOGE
Himes Statement on Government Funding PackageWashington, DC— Congressman Jim Himes (CT-04) today released the following statement: “Last month, I voted against the Department of Homeland Security spending bill because it did not address the critical reforms needed to protect Americans against the agency’s lawlessness..."
week continuing resolution because shutting down nearly 75 percent of the federal government while those conversations are ongoing