The January 6th insurrection was a day of unimaginable horror, but also of extraordinary heroism, as our courageous law enforcement officers protected the Capitol. We are grateful to these heroes, and we continue to pray for the fallen, the afflicted and their families.

Read my full statement on Two Years Since the January 6th Insurrection here:

Today, we remember the 6 Arizonans murdered and 13 wounded in Tucson 12 years ago. All are in awe of @GabbyGiffords  — a beacon of courage, resilience and hope in the face of hardship. Strengthened by her leadership, we’ll never stop fighting for a future free of gun violence.

From fine arts museums to theater troupes, the arts are a force for unity & play a critical role in San Francisco’s economy. This $1.4 million investment by @NEAarts  in San Francisco’s artistic development further weaves the cultural tapestry of our City.

101 years ago today, the first insulin dose was used to treat diabetes, a lifesaving discovery. Now, Democrats' #InflationReductionAct  has made this vital drug more affordable by capping the out-of-pocket cost at $35 for millions of Americans on Medicare — without 1 GOP vote!

Today, we should be commemorating 50 years of Roe v. Wade. But the Republican-controlled Supreme Court tore up this landmark ruling last summer — jeopardizing the health, freedom and safety of women across the country.  We must keep fighting to enshrine Roe into law.