Press Releases

Well, Tiffany, thank you very, very much for all you’ve done and your leadership of End Citizens United and End Citizens United Action Fund, which has made such a real difference in heightening consciousness about the need to deal with the culture of corruption that has existed here in Washington and the dark money that has so undermined our politics.

We can pass [the Senate] bill [to protect Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation].

On Saturday, Americans will join with people from across the globe to observe World AIDS Day.

I am pleased to announce the House schedule for the first session of the 116th Congress. As we welcome a large class of new members, many with young families, next year’s schedule is focused on balancing time in Washington with time for Members to conduct work in their districts and spend time with their families.

I am honored to have been chosen by my Democratic colleagues to return to the position of House Majority Leader.  I look forward to serving the Democratic Caucus in the new Congress.

Today’s report by federal climate scientists, released on a day when the Trump Administration believed fewer Americans would see it, reveals the alarming extent of our global climate challenges.

President Trump’s defense of the Saudi regime undermines our security.  Our nation’s principles constitute the bedrock of our security.

I join in thanking Chad Griffin for his leadership of the Human Rights Campaign over the past seven years.

I appreciate the steps being taken by the Food and Drug Administration to protect young Americans from the harms of vaping with today's announced rule banning the sale of flavored vape liquids. 

This Congress should have a full and transparent debate on the United States’s role in Yemen’s civil conflict; by blocking that from happening, House Republicans are shirking their Congressional responsibility. 

It is appalling that veterans have been made to wait for months to receive their G.I. Bill benefits, with some even forced to move out of their homes or face bankruptcy as a result. 

Eighty years ago, the pogrom known as Kristallnacht, or ‘Night of Broken Glass,’ terrorized the Jewish communities of Germany, Austria, and occupied parts of the modern-day Czech Republic.