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impact on public health and safety. In December 2025, Governor Meyer issued a proclamation recognizing
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NEWS: Blunt Rochester Joins Gallego, Alsobrooks, and Colleagues in Pressing Fed Nominee Kevin Warsh on Contradictory Testimony
Journal that during your interview on December 10, 2025, he pushed you on whether you could be trusted … Journal that during your interview on December 10, 2025, he pushed you on whether you could be trusted
NEWS: Senator Blunt Rochester Pushes Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh on Independence of Fed
five-year terms were just…re-upped in December?” Mr. Warsh: “Senator, I meant policy regime change.” Senator
NEWS: Senators Blunt Rochester, King, Colleagues Urge HHS Secretary Kennedy to Return to Data-Based, Cost-Effective Preventive Health
sixteen Task Force members expired in December without any indication from the Department about the process to extend
NEWS: Senators Blunt Rochester and Coons Join 37 Senate Colleagues in Demanding HHS Immediately Release Title X Funding
compete continuation grant guidance in late December, affording grantees about 90 days to complete their continuation application … released by HHS no later than December 31, 2025. As of current date, that guidance has not been
REMARKS: Senator Coons urges colleagues to consider “human cost of war” after voting to support war powers resolution for Iran
grave, solemn duty. I was last there in December with President Trump and the two senators from Iowa
NEWS: Resolution Introduced by Senators Blunt Rochester and Tuberville to Celebrate Career and Technical Education Teachers Adopted by Senate Unanimously
leading supporter of CTE in the Senate. In December 2025, she led Education & the American Family Subcommittee Democratsin … will support the 21st century economy. Also in December 2025, Senator Blunt Rochester introduced theWorkforce of the Future
Senator Coons announces State of the Union guest Dr. Neil Hockstein, Delaware physician and health care leader
Counties. The state was awarded $157 million in December through the program and is expected to receive upwards
Let Me Be Blunt: Finding Love in a Difficult Moment
Motor Vehicles (DMV) employees in the wake of December’s tragic shooting. That’s why this week
EXCERPTS: Senator Coons lays out positive policy vision for the Democratic Party as featured speaker at Georgetown University’s Whittington Lecture
months, beginning with anessay in Democracy Journal in December. Senator Coons began his speech by acknowledging a growing
NEWS: Senator Blunt Rochester Leads Colleagues in Letter to Tech Companies Demanding the Removal of Sexualized, AI-Generated Images
violations. In addition, during the last week of December, X was filled with requests for Grok
NEWS: Senators Blunt Rochester, Booker, Warnock, Alsobrooks Demand Answers from USDA on Removal of Discrimination Protections
socially and economically disadvantaged. The USDA touted in December of 2024 how food from the Local Food Purchase
REMARKS: Senator Coons honors fallen Delaware State Police Corporal Grade One Matthew “Ty” Snook
killed in the line of duty on December 23, 2025, at a Wilmington Division of Motor Vehicles office
NEWS: Delaware Congressional Delegation Honors the Life of Corporal Grade One Matthew “Ty” Snook
killed in the line of duty on December 23, 2025, at a Wilmington Division of Motor Vehicles office … commitment to the community he served; Whereas On December 23, 2025, Corporal Snook was tragically killed
ICYMI: Senator Coons joins Heather Cox Richardson’s “American Conversations” to discuss how Democrats can deliver an opportunity, security, and justice agenda
essay inDemocracy Journalon the subject in December. He also discussed how an opportunity, security, justice framework could work
Let Me Be Blunt: We’ve Been Through a Lot
which was signed into law on December 17, 1963. For years, under-resourced communities have borne the brunt
Senators Coons, colleagues demand answers on NIST’s unauthorized dismantling of the manufacturing extension partnership program
Acting Under Secretary Burkhardt is below andHERE. December 18, 2025 Craig Burkhardt Acting Under Secretary of Commerce … manufacturers will lose critical services and resources after December 31, 2025. This is an unacceptable and completely avoidable
McBride, Quigley, Jayapal, Foushee Reintroduce PROTECT Immigration Act to Keep Local Police Focused on Public Safety
December 18, 2025 Press Release Legislation would limit program expanded by Trump Administration to carry out mass deportations
ICYMI: Congresswoman Sarah McBride Reflects on First Year in Congress on SiriusXM’s Julie Mason Show
December 16, 2025 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. — In case you missed it, yesterday, Delaware’s Congresswoman Sarah McBride
Rep. McBride, Senators Coons and Blunt Rochester Celebrate Opening of Goodwill Opportunity Hub in Wilmington
Image December 15, 2025 Press Release The delegation secured $1.128 million in federal funding to help residents develop
McBride Condemns Trump Administration’s “Reckless and Illegal” Push to Dismantle the Department of Education
December 15, 2025 Press Release Eliminating the Department Would Strip Resources From Students With Disabilities, Low-Income Schools
Rep. Sarah McBride Delivers 2025 Soles Lecture on the Constitution and Citizenship, Calling Hope a “Democratic Necessity” in a Cynical Age
December 15, 2025 Press Release NEWARK, DE — Earlier this month, Delaware’s Congresswoman Sarah McBride delivered
Let Me Be Blunt: Celebrating Delaware!
than a week after celebrating Delaware Day (marking December 7, 1787, as the day we became the first
NEWS: Senator Blunt Rochester Objects to Inadequate Republican Health Care Bill: "Too Little, Too Late"
permanently extended the ACA tax credits. Now its December—almost a year later! As I already said
McBride, Van Drew Celebrate Saving Nearly $1 Billion for Home Health Following Bipartisan Push to Protect Seniors’ Care
December 11, 2025 Press Release CMS Final Rule Reduces Proposed Cut from 6.4% to 1.3%, Preserving an Estimated