Press Releases
July 22, 2019
Too many people are struggling to make payments on burdensome student loans even though there are federal programs available to help.
Issues:Education
July 18, 2019
The federal minimum wage has been stagnant for too long, exacerbating income inequality, perpetuating wage gaps, and leaving too many individuals working full-time in poverty.
Issues:Jobs and Economy
July 12, 2019
As a prosecutor, Alexander Acosta denied survivors justice and gave Jeffrey Epstein, who was and is accused of child sex trafficking, a deal that did not serve justice.
Issues:Jobs and Economy
July 5, 2019
We agree that the Federal Work-Study program is in need of significant reform, but the Department’s proposal will remove statutory guardrails from the program and will allow federal financial aid to flow to private employers without needed transparency.
Issues:Education
June 28, 2019
The Trump administration’s decision to rescind the Gainful Employment rule puts students at risk while letting for-profit institutions off the hook for low-quality programs.
Issues:Education
June 28, 2019
Ocean covers most of the Earth, yet we know very little about what is beneath its surface.
Issues:Energy and Environment
June 27, 2019
Strong consumer protection laws are critical to making sure that investments in higher education lead students to a better future.
Issues:Education
June 26, 2019
The climate crisis and warming water temperatures are increasing the presence of harmful algal blooms (HABs) in our drinking water, ocean, rivers, and lakes.
Issues:Energy and Environment
June 25, 2019
Climate change is an existential threat, and it requires the full attention of the federal government.
Issues:Energy and Environment
June 20, 2019
As a cornerstone of its regulatory process, the EPA relies on peer-reviewed science.
Issues:Energy and Environment