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Last night, Democrats secured the majority of the House and Senate in the 2026 midterm election!🇺🇸
Ranking Member @RepZoeLofgren made the following statement this morning:
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With oversight of nearly all federal research, expected House Science leader Zoe Lofgren said the committee has “a lot to cover” amid the Trump administration’s science and research cuts. youtube.com/watch?v=u1ywyUXT…
Read more by @madialder: fedscoop.com/house-democrats…
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Coming soon on the next People in Fusion podcast episode: FIA CEO @TheAndyHolland Holland sits down with Congresswoman @RepZoeLofgren to discuss fusion energy, its bipartisan support, and what to expect in the new Congress.
Thank you to Congresswoman Lofgren for joining us this morning on Capitol Hill. Stay tuned for the full episode in the coming weeks!
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Ohio is home to world-class researchers, and today I’m proud to announce $21.1 million from the National Institute on Aging at the NIH for the Cleveland Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center. This five-year award will help researchers understand why dementia progresses differently for different people.
I’m grateful to the researchers and the volunteer participants who make this work possible! #MoneyMonday
🚨NEW from @ScienceMagazine: A Congressional Veteran and a Rookie Lay Out a Possible Science Agenda for Democrats
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Happy National STEM Day!
Today we proudly celebrate the research institutions and programs that support our STEM students and workforce. Continued investment in STEM education and workforce development ensures that the U.S. leads the next generation of scientific discoveries.
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We raised the alarm. We pushed for action.
Now, @NWS is restoring standard weather balloon launches nationwide.
That means better data, better forecasts, and better warnings.
Oversight 🤝 keeping Americans safe.
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Houston is a city of innovation, and we should be at the forefront of shaping what comes next.
That means bringing industry, government, and our communities together to make sure we’re advancing technology responsibly, protecting people, and creating opportunities for everyone to be part of the future of tech.
Glad I could be a part of conversations at AfroTech about the future of technology and innovation.
🚨NEW from @nytimes: What a Democratic Congress Could Mean for Science
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We will build protections for federal science and innovation programs so Trump-era corruption cannot happen again.
The American people deserve no less.
The US mid-term elections swept the Democratic party to power in both chambers of the US Congress, raising hopes that lawmakers will now push back against disruptions to science introduced by the Trump administration.
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🚨NEW from @ScienceMagazine: U.S. midterm election results brighten prospects for science
"We will hold this administration accountable for the damage they have done to the American scientific enterprise." -RM @RepZoeLofgren
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🔷Ranking Member @RepZoeLofgren Announces She Will Seek Chair of House Science Committee as Democrats Win Control of Congress🔷
"First and foremost, as Chairwoman, I will work to put a stop to Trump’s politicization of science."
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As a dad, I’m seeing firsthand how AI is changing the way our kids learn. Students are using AI to write their assignments, which means that they’re not developing the critical skills they need to become independent thinkers.
I joined @TheoJaffee with @MTSLive to talk about my bill that would study how AI is affecting kids’ learning, attention spans, and development so we can better understand how to address these challenges.
🚨NEW from @thehill: Top Science Democrat probes cuts to research spending at National Science Foundation
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Dozens of AI safety incidents have come to light in recent months, with thousands more under investigation.
We can’t count on the Trump Administration to act, so I’m working with @RepZoeLofgren and @RepRaskin to ask AI companies to report incidents to Congress.
Congress needs to put real guardrails on AI, and this information will help us get it right.
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What does the Blue Economy mean for Rhode Island?
Joined Commanding Officer Captain Patrick Sweeney on the bridge of NOAA Ship Henry B. Bigelow to discuss what this ocean-powered, future-looking, sustainable economy means for Rhode Islanders.
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Claude’s access to paywalled Georgia voter data further demonstrates that AI corporations cannot be trusted to regulate themselves.
AI-driven cyberattacks continue to threaten personal data and civil rights. Congress needs to come to the table and pass legislation to protect the American people immediately.
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NEWS: After dozens of incidents, top House Democrats request frontier AI companies report detailed information about misalignment and safety incidents to Congress within 48 hours.
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Great tour of the new @NOAA Marine Operations Center in Newport.
Home to four research vessels, it will provide vital ocean data to fishermen, coastal communities & maritime industries.
This is what the Blue Economy is all about: good jobs, expanding knowledge & building a resilient future.
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Electricity costs have gone up more than twice as fast as the overall cost of living in North Carolina.
I met with elected officials and energy leaders to discuss rising utility costs and Duke Energy’s plan to raise residential rates.
Electricity isn’t a luxury item. I will continue to push back against rate hikes and fight for affordable energy.





















