Wall Street has no business in the exam room. That's the idea behind my Stop Corporate Takeovers of Physicians Act. You deserve doctors who put your interests first—and not corporate profits.

Corruption has a price tag, and families are paying it. Every favor for a corporate donor shows up somewhere: in your rent, your prescriptions, your grocery bill, your electric bill.

Illinois deserves a fighter in the Senate like @JulianaStratton. Lower costs Higher wages Better healthcare Reproductive freedom She’ll never stop fighting to make this economy work for working people.

If you want to put checks on Donald Trump, vote for a Democratic House and Senate. Because if Republicans keep control of Congress, Trump gets exactly what he wants: no checks, no limits, no accountability.

The richest people should not pay a lower tax rate than working people. Let's close this loophole and protect Social Security.

The Belgian diamond industry gives Trump a diamond ring. A few weeks later, European diamonds get a tariff exemption. Sparkly coincidence or corruption in plain sight? newsweek.com/scoop-dem-senat…

Imagine if tobacco companies picked which cigarettes the FDA could inspect. Or Wall Street told the SEC which trades to investigate. You’d call that an obvious conflict of interest. Right? So why are we letting the world’s biggest AI companies help write their own rules?

New Mexico has a clear choice for Governor. Vote for Deb—lower costs for families and higher pay for workers. Universal childcare is on the ballot this November.

I had a great time with my friend, @TroyJackson207, in Maine today. Troy is a logger, a union man, and he’s ready to get dark money out of politics. Let’s flip this seat blue already!

We need more governors who are fighters — and @PingreeHannah is the fighter Maine needs.

Trump has abused the presidency and turned it into a personal grift machine, using the power of the office to benefit himself, his family, his brand, and his wealth. It’s corruption. Plain and simple.

The corruption crisis is an affordability crisis. When private equity buys up homes, you pay more in rent. When airlines and ticket sellers face less oversight, you pay junk fees on top of junk fees. When drug companies lobby to keep prices high, you pay more at the pharmacy. When monopolies get a pass, you pay more at the store. When billionaires and big corporations buy influence in Washington, they get the rules they want—while you foot the bill.

The richest man on earth dropped nearly $300 million to buy himself a Congress. That’s not democracy. That’s a purchase order. On November 3, remind him the government isn’t for sale. nytimes.com/2026/10/12/us/po…