January 28th, 2026NOTUS: Kristi Noem Is Holding Up More Than $1 Billion in Hazard Mitigation Funds
suffering.” Scott Simmons, director for external affairs at Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, said that FEMA didn’t approve
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January 19th, 2026Senator Heinrich Statement on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
murdered for trying to register Black voters in Mississippi and less than two years since fire hoses
Leger Fernández Introduces Resolution to Recognize Latina Equal Pay Day
National Council of Jewish Women, PowHer New York, Mississippi Black Women’s Roundtable, Legal Momentum, The Women
Luján, Hickenlooper, Cornyn, Wicker, Strong, Whitesides, Fong Reintroduce Bill to Boost Spaceports
infrastructure, America cannot meet demand for space launches. Mississippi’s Stennis Space Center
Majority of Americans want a big power grid and more cheap, clean energy
theseverely backloggedPJM Interconnection grid region — and Arkansas, Mississippi, and Missouri, which are covered by the Midcontinent Independent System
Heinrich co-sponsors bill to study wildfire impacts on home insurance
second-highest rate in the country, behind only Mississippi. An actuary at the OSI testified earlier this year
With Over $42 BILLION In Vital Broadband Funding Still Held Up By Trump Administration, Leader Schumer, Ranking Member Cantwell, And Senator Luján Demand Admin Stop The Delays & Immediately Release The Funding Into American Communities; Senators Say 25 Million Americans Still Lack High-Speed Internet As Bipartisan Funding Lingers
West Virginia $1,210,800,969.85 Mississippi $1,203,561,563.05 Florida $1,169,947,392.70 Pennsylvania
As Trump Pushes Toward Recession, Heinrich & Luján Demand Answers on Cuts to New Mexico Manufacturing Center
Centers in Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Wyoming. This decision
As Trump Pushes Toward Recession, Heinrich & Luján Demand Answers on Cuts to New Mexico Manufacturing Center
Centers in Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Wyoming. This decision
Heinrich, Britt, Hirono, Hyde-Smith Resolution Honoring National Board Certified Teachers Passes Senate
invaluable role in strengthening our education system in Mississippi and across the nation. I am proud to join
Heinrich, Colleagues Demand HUD Secretary Swiftly Distribute Funding for Vital Homelessness Programs
successfully and efficiently deploy federal funds. For example, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas will no longer have access