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At every possible turn, the Trump-Vance Administration has made decisions that send costs skyrocketing. From healthcare to groceries to energy costs, American families are desperate for relief from these absurd, and often illegal, policies.

Trump’s proposed 250 ft. vanity arch is illegal, wildly narcissistic, and would only make traffic gridlock worse. Even @NationalParkService acknowledges the project would disrupt Arlington National Cemetery. This monstrosity must be stopped and I’m fighting to make sure it is.

President Trump and Elon Musk’s reckless decision to dismantle USAID has already caused needless death, suffering, and lasting damage around the world. The consequences have fallen hardest on the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people, with an estimated 12 million additional child deaths expected by 2045. We cannot undo the damage that's been done, but we can and should rebuild and strengthen USAID in the years to come to prevent this from happening again.

Congressman Don Beyer, who represents a Northern Virginia district that is home to many of the former U.S. Agency For International Development (USAID) employees who were fired by President Trump, Elon Musk, and DOGE through no fault of their own last year, spoke on the House floor on September 2, 2026 to highlight the short- and long-term impacts of dismantling the United States’ largest foreign assistance agency.

The North Atlantic right whale is already on the brink of extinction. They cannot afford to wait another 7 years for protections that could make the difference for their survival. We can support our lobstermen and protect the right whale. We should be doing both.

More than 2 million Palestinians in Gaza continue to face displacement, destruction, disease, and death. It’s an appalling humanitarian catastrophe, and we have a responsibility to help end the suffering by ensuring the people in Gaza have access to the food, medicine, and aid they need to survive.

Children across the U.S. have witnessed the horror of Trump's immigration crackdown, by watching their parents be ripped away from them and deported. The pain they have suffered will not disappear, and we must be ready to support them as they try and heal from this trauma.

Today @RepSuhas and I hosted Northern Virginian Carolina Molina and her husband for a meeting on Capitol Hill to discuss her encounter with ICE agents who threatened her with a gun. Then we announced that we, along with @RepWalkinshaw and the leaders of @OversightDems , @JudiciaryDems and @HomelandDems are opening an investigation into this incident. This cannot be dismissed as an ordinary encounter between ICE and a member of the public. It is part of a deeply troubling pattern of dishonesty, d...

As Co-Chair of the Mental Health Caucus, I’m proud to support bipartisan efforts to strengthen mental health programs. I’ll keep fighting RFK Jr.’s efforts to gut and undermine these critical programs, and will continue to conduct oversight to protect them.

If Trump and Republicans wanted to crack down on fraud and abuse, they wouldn’t close more than 23,000 criminal cases investigating fraud and white-collar crimes. And they certainly wouldn’t agree to a deal shielding Trump from investigations into potential financial crimes.

Donald Trump points to Iran's nuclear program as justification for this war, but he helped create this crisis by walking away from the nuclear deal negotiated by President Obama. The solution today is the same as it was in 2015: diplomacy, not war.

Under their Big Ugly Bill, Trump and Republicans cut healthcare and nutrition assistance funding to pay for tax breaks for multimillion-dollar inheritances. Why are they prioritizing tax breaks for those born into wealth while working Americans struggle to make ends meet?

The most corrupt President in American history also has an extremely corrupt Cabinet. Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick have used their positions to funnel millions of dollars to themselves and their sons, all while Americans are struggling with daily expenses.

In 1965, Medicare and Medicaid transformed healthcare by ensuring millions of Americans could get the care they needed, regardless of cost. It's time to extend that same promise to every American – whether through my bill, the Choose Medicare Act or Medicare for All.