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Trump wants taxpayers to fund his arch vanity project and a billion more for his gold ballroom. We should invest our tax dollars to make life more affordable for working families, not to stroke the president's fragile ego.

The Everglades internment camp will reportedly close because the Trump administration still refuses to pay back Floridians more than $1 billion in wasted tax dollars. But the fight isn't over. We must hold those responsible accountable.

Our bipartisan MilCon & VA funding bill overwhelmingly passed the House! It avoids painful cuts Democrats oppose, funds veteran healthcare & keeps our commitment to veterans exposed to toxins. It's a rare across-the-aisle delivery of services veterans & servicemembers earned.

Epstein survivors like Courtney Wild never got the chance to object to his backroom plea deal. I'm proud that my bipartisan amendment to require transparency & reform DOJ's protection of victims' rights was just adopted to the government funding bill.

Trump is declaring Mission Accomplished, but Venezuelans don’t feel it. Many political prisoners are in jail, exiles can’t safely return, Venezuelans deported from America are robbed, tortured and interrogated by the secret police. Venezuela needs elections, not statehood.

Parents deserve to know what's in their kids' food. That means transparency: release reports, add proper labels and hold rule breakers accountable. If MAHA means what they say, they'll push for this instead of RFK's pseudoscience agenda.

Shut. It. Down.

First it was the border wall. Then the arch. Now the ballroom. Trump promises to privately fund his vanity projects, but taxpayers always get left holding the bill. Republicans need to join Democrats to stop Trump's taxpayer funded bait-and-switch ego-stroke schemes.

Four months after Maduro's removal, what's changed in Venezuela? No elections. No transition. No accountability. Just more corrupt profits for the regime and Trump's wealthy donors while hundreds of political prisoners remain in jail.

I'm holding a town hall to discuss the rising cost of living with Rep. Hillary Scholten, co-chair of the Lowering Costs Caucus.

During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, two Members of Congress resigned over allegations of this very type of assault and harassment. Raising awareness is vital, but it's not enough. Accountability starts at the top.