Happy National Seersucker Day! Great to join my colleagues from both sides of the aisle in kicking off summer with this time-honored tradition.
Women in our military give everything to defend our nation and protect liberty abroad. It is critical that they have the freedom to make health decisions about their own body.
We must keep fighting to protect reproductive care for our nation’s service members.
We’ve secured federal funding to restore the historic Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth.
As the late Congressman Jim Oberstar would say, this isn't a Democratic or Republican bridge – it’s everyone's bridge.
Met with advocates from the Alzheimer's Association to discuss my bipartisan AADAPT Act. Primary care providers are calling for more Alzheimer’s training resources to improve early detection, diagnosis, and care – my bipartisan legislation will deliver tools to support them.
Senator Amy Klobuchar
Happy International Year of the Woman Farmer!
I partnered with Senator Fischer to introduce a resolution — which passed with the support of every member of the Senate — to celebrate the designation of this year, a testament to the critical role women play in agriculture.
We’re honoring Cindy McCain as she ends her time leading the World Food Programme, where she’s helped deliver vital assistance to people around the world. Thank you Cindy McCain for all your hard work!
Great to meet with Coach Phill and Shannon Drobnick in Washington. For 20 years, Phill has helped grow curling in Minnesota and across the country – becoming the most decorated coach in Team USA curling history! 🥌 🇺🇸
Farmers and families are continuing to face rising costs caused by the Administration's across-the-board tariffs and war in Iran.
I spoke with the National Grain and Feed Association about the “perfect storm of ugly” our farmers are facing with rising costs.
We’re working to bring costs down and to help rural America thrive.
Happy Pride Month! 🏳️🌈
During June, we honor the progress we’ve made for LGBTQ rights and we continue the fight for equality.
