#OTD in 1960, the FDA approved the first birth control pill.

But 64 years later, extreme voices are still attacking the right to reproductive care.

I'm committed to safeguarding these fundamental freedoms so all women can make their own decisions about their bodies and futures.

Each week, I send out a newsletter to keep my constituents updated on the work I’m doing both at home in Virginia's Seventh District and on Capitol Hill.

Want to keep up with that work? Subscribe to my weekly newsletter!

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Virginians expect results — and that means working across the aisle to deliver for our Commonwealth.

I'm honored to once again be ranked as the most bipartisan lawmaker from Virginia and among the most bipartisan elected officials in the country.

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May is Maternal Mental Health Month.

Each year, nearly one million American women experience a miscarriage or stillbirth.

I'm leading a bipartisan bill to prevent mourning families from being burdened with surprise medical bills while experiencing a devastating loss.

In honor of May being Military Appreciation Month, I relaunched my 'Stories of Service' survey to gather the stories of Virginians who have answered the call to serve.

Take my survey to recognize a servicemember or Veteran in your life.

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Helping constituents cut through red tape and navigate issues involving the federal government is one of my top priorities in Congress.

If you're having trouble getting a response from a federal agency, please contact our office at (703) 987-2180 or spanberger.house.gov/agencies.

I'm honored to once again be ranked as the most bipartisan lawmaker from Virginia and tied for fourth place for most bipartisan elected official in the country.

Bipartisanship isn't just a political ideal — it's the key to unlocking real progress for the Virginians I serve.

My brilliant friend Rep. Jennifer Wexton’s courage and clear determination continue to inspire me — and inspire countless Virginians and Americans across our country.

Today, I was honored to escort Holocaust survivors to the US Holocaust Museum Days of Remembrance ceremony at the U.S. Capitol.

May today be a reminder to honor the millions of murdered men, women, and children, keep survivors' stories alive, and combat the rise of antisemitism.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

In Congress, I'm working to increase support for Veteran mental healthcare and suicide prevention.

Veterans can dial 📞9-8-8 and press 1 to be connected to the Veterans Crisis Line.

You are not alone.

Today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day — and fentanyl is killing Virginians and Americans at record-high rates.

That's why I'm leading bipartisan legislation to crack down on deadly, illicit fentanyl and support Virginians across our communities on the path to recovery.

Skylar Ruggeri — an Orange County Public Schools VA student — was inspired to paint 'Summer Canopy' while exploring our nation's capital.

As the winner of our Congressional Art Competition, her masterpiece will hang in the U.S. Capitol for one year.

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Happy National Teacher Appreciation Week!

I'm honored to represent so many hardworking teachers whose efforts are foundational to our strength as a nation.

I'm thankful for all they do to educate and uplift the next generation of leaders across our Commonwealth and our country.

Dreamers contribute to our country as taxpayers, educators, business owners, servicemembers, and neighbors.

They are Americans in every way except on paper.

That's why I joined an effort to provide Dreamers, TPS holders, and DED recipients with an overdue path to citizenship.