National Women’s Health Week comes at a time when we’re once again seeing efforts to limit access to reproductive health care across the country.

Women must feel supported and empowered to access the full scope of health care—including abortion care, no matter where they live.

For veterans who have experienced sexual assault or trauma, there is help out there for you. No one should suffer in silence. The Veterans Affairs has resources available, like counseling and mental health services, to help support survivors.
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Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms and mother figures out there! We celebrate you and all you do for your families and communities.

But Mother's Day can also be hard for many. Know that I’m thinking of all of those missing their moms today.

Jewish Americans continue to make countless contributions to communities across the country and are a vibrant, beautiful part of our culture.

During Jewish American Heritage Month, and at a time of rising anti-Semitism, it's as important as ever to denounce hate and bigotry.

Thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, New Hampshire will receive over $28 million from U.S. EPA to identify and replace lead service lines to prevent lead exposure in water and protect public health. Proud to have worked on this because everyone deserves clean drinking water.

I congratulate Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, North Macedonia's first ever female President-elect. As a strong NATO Ally, I look forward to working with you, particularly in support of your reform efforts toward EU membership.

Air traffic controller staffing issues have led to travel disruptions and near-miss incidents.

It's why I led and secured provisions to enable the FAA to hire and maintain a strong pipeline of qualified air traffic controllers to keep the flying public safe.

I’m glad to see more than $3 million coming to the Granite State to fund @Americorps programs across New Hampshire!

AmeriCorps volunteers work tirelessly to make a difference in our communities, and this important funding will ensure they're where we need them most.

On this day in 1960, the FDA approved the 1st birth control pill in this nation.

Yet today, in 2024, the right to contraception is under attack. It's outrageous, scary and dangerous.

I'll always fight for women to have access to full reproductive care—no matter where they live.

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Long overdue new guidance to better find and prevent breast cancer in women. For years, I've been urging the health care community to advise for earlier screenings—this will help save lives.

We must continue to prioritize women's health and preventative care.

Reliable broadband is critical in our increasingly connected world.

Thanks to funding I secured in the American Rescue Plan Act more communities in New Hampshire can access high-speed internet, including over 7,600 homes and businesses in Berlin, Gorham, Randolph and Shelburne!

Glad to see this historic meeting between Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya and NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg as the transatlantic family reaffirms its commitment to a free Belarus.

Yesterday, I held a roundtable with NASA Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch and Granite State Businesses at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord.

The Artemis Campaign is key to our nation’s continued space leadership and wouldn’t be possible without New Hampshire businesses.

Welcome to DC, Klaus Iohannis. Romania remains one of America's strongest NATO allies and I'm pleased President Biden hosted this meeting today.

In November, I sent a letter encouraging this visit and I'm glad it's taking place at a critical time amid Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.

Happy Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

As we celebrate the achievements of our #AANHPI neighbors and friends, we must also double down on our commitment to building a more inclusive society for everyone.

Pleased to see my friend Vladimir Kara-Murza receive this prestigious award for his commentary while unlawfully imprisoned in Russia.

But let's be clear: Vladimir should be receiving this prize in person, not from prison. We need to bring Vladimir home now.

It was an honor to host NASA Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch today in New Hampshire!

I’m so thrilled that she was able to meet with Granite State students and inspire these future STEM leaders to shoot for the stars.💫

The pandemic exacerbated teacher burnout and has led to staffing challenges in schools across New Hampshire.

During #TeacherAppreciationWeek , let's thank educators for everything they do and prioritize investments in student learning AND the wellbeing of our teachers.🍎

Happy National Nurses Day to all our nurses in the Granite State and beyond! Often the unsung hero, you help keep us healthy and cared for. Thank you for all you do.