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WASHINGTON – Last night, the House of Representatives passed S.

WASHINGTON – Last week, Congressman Krishnamoorthi authored an entry in the Congressional Record to honor his constituent Bernie Bluestein for his service in U.S. military's elite "Ghost Army" during World War II. The text of the Congressman's tribute follows below:

WASHINGTON – Today, President Biden signed the Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act into law. This comprehensive, bipartisan legislation co-led by Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (IL-08), Rep. Susan Wild (PA-07), Rep. Judy Chu (CA-27), and Rep. David McKinley, P.E.

WASHINGTON – In a letter sent to Congressional leadership yesterday, the Co-Chairs of the COVID-19 Global Vaccination Caucus called for the inclusion of $5 billion in global COVID-19 response funding in any COVID-19 supplemental package, as USAID officials have already repeatedly informed Congress that the agency expects to have fully obligated the global response fundin

WASHINGTON – In today's hearing of the Oversight Subcommittee on Environment titled, "Fighting Fire with Fire: Evaluating the Role of Forest Management in Reducing Catastrophic Wildfires," Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi discussed sustainable environmental management with witnesses, including songwriter and land conservation activist Carole King and

WASHINGTON – Last night, as part of its government funding package, the U.S. House of Representatives passed Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi's Gathering and Reporting Assessments Yielding Zero Overlooked Nefarious Efforts (GRAY ZONE) Act and his Monitoring China-UAE Cooperation Act.

WASHINGTON – Last night, Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi joined his colleagues in voting to pass the twelve-bill omnibus package, funding the federal government through FY2022, preventing a government shutdown and advancing a range of provisions championed by the Congressman.

WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman Krishnamoorthi hailed the inclusion in the government funding package of a provision he championed to ensure that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has the authority to regulate synthetic nicotine products in order to prevent big tobacco and vaping companies from using the substance to prey on children.