If you want to understand some of the ways that private equity-owned companies are pushing up the cost of housing, here's a good example. Today, U.S. Department of Justice and several states sued RealPage for its algorithmic collusion scheme to drive up rents. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

You shouldn’t go broke from your medical bills. Vice President Kamala Harris Harris is fighting to help families drowning in medical debt.

For years, companies got away with putting military families in housing infested with rats or black mold. But I fought back, and now there's a housing database that'll incentivize companies to do right by their tenants and hold companies accountable when they fail.

It’s time for a big cut in interest rates by the Fed — at least 75 basis points. Chair Powell already admitted he’s waited too long. Delay puts too many jobs at risk and threatens our entire economy.

Let's be clear: federal agencies have the power to lower drug costs — and rulings from far-right Supreme Court justices don’t change that fact. I’m urging HHS.gov & U.S. Commerce Dept. to finalize guidance that'll boost competition and bring down drug prices. thehill.com/policy/healthc…

Are we really supposed to believe that Supreme Court justices can go on luxury trips paid by Republican megadonors and then fairly judge their allies in court? I’m not buying it. To restore trust in our judiciary, we need a binding, enforceable code of conduct for SCOTUS.

Cleaner air, more sustainable transit, and good-paying jobs — clean energy investments are a win-win-win for Massachusetts.

Google is an illegal monopoly, according to a federal judge, and it will now be held accountable. Smaller companies deserve a chance to compete without being strong-armed by giant corporations. This is an important milestone in the antimonopoly movement.

I’ll always fight to deliver better equipment and support Massachusetts firefighters who protect our communities.

To solve our nation’s housing crisis, we need to build more housing. That’s why I’m leading legislation that will build nearly 3 million housing units over the next decade. That’s how we make sure everyone has an affordable place to call home.

Thousands of Massachusetts students in ✅ Worcester ✅ Pioneer Valley ✅ New Bedford ✅ Lawrence ✅ Fall River ✅ Cape Cod ✅ Boston will take an electric bus to school! 🚌 I fought hard for this investment, and now it’s improving life for our kids.

I stand in solidarity with Local 26 because one job should be enough. I support these workers now as they fight for a fair contract.

Hamas’s brutal murder of Hersh Goldberg-Polin and five other hostages is another act of terrorism. We must keep pushing for a ceasefire to free all the hostages and stop the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza.

Frances Perkins, from Massachusetts, was the first female Cabinet member and a fierce fighter for big, structural change. What did she get done?  Social Security.  Minimum wage.  Union rights.  The weekend.   Let’s honor her by creating the Frances Perkins national monument.

.Navient helped fraudulent for-profit colleges swindle hundreds of thousands of students into private student loan debt. Navient knows it’s responsible for canceling these loans, but the process it set up is convoluted & opaque. Navient should cancel this fraudulent debt – now.

Weapons of war do not belong on our streets. Especially not ones that were manufactured using taxpayer money. My new bill will stop our tax dollars from helping to pump military grade ammunition and weapons onto our streets to harm innocent people. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

I'm heartsick by the school shooting in Atlanta where mamas and daddies still don't know if their kids are safe, and where another class of students have had their lives shattered by gun violence. How many more people have to die before Congress acts?

When they get hit with a subpoena, most crooks have to show up and say publicly that they want to take the Fifth Amendment. But Ralph de la Torre's lawyers say he just shouldn't have to show up next week. One more rich guy who thinks the rules don't apply to him.

As Steward hospitals got poorer, Ralph de la Torre got richer. Law enforcement authorities need to investigate Dr. de la Torre for possible crimes — and Congress needs to pass my Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act to ensure that what happened at Steward never happens again.

Instead of doling out tens of millions to executives, the Federal Home Loan Banks should be doing what Congress created them to do: funding affordable housing. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…