Oregon Senators Merkley and Wyden support the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act to protect public workers' rights to organize and bargain collectively.

The SAVES Act, introduced by Senators Tillis and Blumenthal, is bipartisan legislation to provide service dogs to veterans with PTSD and other challenges.

Senators Tillis and Warnock have introduced the bipartisan Secure Family Futures Act to modernize the tax treatment of debt investments for life insurers.

House Democrats, led by Chairman Pete Aguilar, blame GOP tariffs for damaging the economy and criticize President Trump for missing a ceremony for fallen soldiers to attend a golf tournament.

Republican lawmakers, including Jim Jordan and Charles Grassley, request documents from Ivy League schools to investigate potential tuition price collusion.

Chairman James Comer criticized the FDA for allowing illicit products and worsening public health, calling for reforms to improve innovation and safety.

A bipartisan Senate bill, the VETS Opportunity Act, aims to modernize the Post-9/11 GI Bill, enabling veterans to use their benefits for partially online skilled trade programs.

Montgomery County continues to support the homeless beyond winter, with services including eviction prevention, emergency housing, and rehousing, despite federal funding cuts.

An executive order has been signed to revitalize the U.S. coal industry, aiming to boost energy supply, lower electricity costs, and create jobs, amidst environmental concerns.

Rep. Katherine Clark criticizes Trump tariffs and GOP for not addressing policies that increase costs for Americans, contrasting Democratic economic priorities with Republican ones.

The Department of the Interior, under Secretary Doug Burgum, has endorsed coal as a central part of the US energy strategy, echoing Trump-era policies and aiming to bolster the coal industry and rural economies.

Senators introduced a bipartisan bill to enforce antitrust laws in the meatpacking industry, aiming to benefit local ranchers and lower consumer prices.

Oregon lawmakers oppose the Department of Education's abrupt policy change that threatens funding for pandemic educational recovery, demanding a reversal in a letter to Secretary Linda McMahon.