I enjoyed spending time with high school juniors and seniors in the Elijah Cummings Youth Program (ECYP). Thank you, Kathleen St. Villier Hill, Executive Director and Liza Koh, Program Director, for helping to prepare students in Maryland’s 7th district to become future leaders.

See my full statement on the indictment of Tyree Reynolds and Montray McCray.

See my full statement on the recent mail threats being sent to members of Congress.

Yesterday, millions of Americans hit the streets for No Kings protests.

I joined my constituents in Catonsville for the nationwide day of action.

#NoKings #Catonsville #Maryland

Congratulations to the West Baltimore communities and leaders receiving $4.1 million in community grants tied to the Amtrak Frederick Douglass Tunnel Program.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Women often put the health of their loved ones before their own. Routine cancer screenings, including mammograms, can detect cancer earlier when it’s easier to treat.

Today, we remember the vicious Hamas slaughter of October 7th and the innocent Israeli and Palestinian lives taken in the war that has ensued for the last three years.

#Peace #October7

I’m proud to be an original co-sponsor of the Stem Cell Therapeutic and Research Reauthorization Act of 2025.

Advancing stem cell research and strengthening access to lifesaving bone marrow and cord blood transplants can provide hope to thousands of patients and families facing serious diseases.

The theme for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s 55th Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) was "Rooted, Ready, & Rising".

Wishing a meaningful Yom Kippur to all those observing this sacred Day of Atonement. May it bring reflection, forgiveness, peace, and renewal.

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It's disgraceful that the Trump Administration is putting warning signs outside the National Museum of American History telling visitors that the truth inside cannot be trusted.

Today at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, I joined with Congresspersons Jonathan Jackson and Melanie Stansbury, Bishop William J. Barber II, Pastor Robert Turner, other faith leaders, advocates gathered again for a call to action.

Today is National Voter Registration Day—an opportunity to remind ourselves that the right to vote is the foundation to our democracy.

Take a few minutes today to check your voter registration status, update your information if needed, or register to vote.

I extend well wishes to the Jewish community in celebrating Rosh Hashanah. May this season of reflection and renewal be filled with peace and blessings. #RoshHashanah #Peace #Unity

25 years ago today, Americans stood paralyzed as we watched 2,753 people in New York City, 184 people at The Pentagon, 40 people in Shanksville, PA, and 246 passengers and crew lose their lives at the hands of terrorist murderers who sought to destroy us at our core.

Smithsonian Secretary Bunch has dedicated nearly four decades to ensuring our country tells its whole, unvarnished story.

See my full statement on his resignation as Secretary.

This #LaborDay, we honor the countless sacrifices and achievements made by the working men, women, and families across America. I pledge my continued support to the American worker and to a workplace that’s transparent, fair, and honest.

Last week, I co-led a letter with @repwesleybellmo.bsky.social, Rep. Strickland, and 70 colleagues to Secretary Hegseth and acting-Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao opposing any effort to rename the future USS Doris Miller after President Trump.

#OnThisDay in 1963, the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom brought more than 250,000 people to the nation’s capital to protest racial discrimination and show support for civil rights legislation pending in Congress.

I was happy to celebrate the ceremonial reopening and joint ribbon-cutting of both the Fredrick Douglass High School and Joseph C. Briscoe Academy alongside Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Dawson, speakers, elected officials, and alumni.