Our veterans have always shown us the very best of America, stepping up when duty calls and pledging their sacred honor to something larger than themselves. Today and every day we celebrate them, the enduring support of their families, and the example they provide for all of us.

Throughout her remarkable career, Nancy Pelosi has been one of the most effective leaders ever to serve in the United States Congress. Thanks to her masterful abilities in both policy and politics, millions of Americans are living better, healthier, more opportunity-filled lives.

Congratulations @ZohranKMamdani on your election as the next Mayor of New York City. I’m wishing you success as you work to transform the passion of your campaign into building a better, fairer, more affordable New York.

Today is a great day for New Jersey as the people have chosen an experienced, get-the-job-done kind of leader who will fight for you every day as Governor. Congratulations on your election, @MikieSherrill!

Congratulations to Abigail @SpanbergerForVA on your election as Governor of Virginia! Your victory is a testament to your long record of service and your relentless focus on the issues that matter most to Virginians. I look forward to following your success.

Today I am remembering my friend Yitzhak Rabin, and hoping that we can transform this fragile moment into a lasting peace—the cause for which he lived and died—that protects the dignity and security of Israelis and Palestinians alike. May his memory continue to be a blessing that

Election Day is one of my favorite days of the year. It’s the day we all have the same power to make our voices heard. There’s never been a more important time to exercise your right to vote. I hope you do! 🗳️🇺🇸

Throughout his long career in public service, Dick Cheney was guided by a deep belief that he was doing what was right for America. Though we often disagreed, I always respected his dedication to our country and his unwavering sense of duty. My thoughts are with Lynne and the

What’s happening in El Fasher, Sudan, is pure horror. It’s not war—it’s terror. Innocent people are being killed, hospitals are being attacked, and children are being starved. The world must not look away. We must demand a ceasefire, access to aid, and justice, now.

My statement on the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas:

For 50 years, you have kept me thinking, laughing, and growing. You inspire me every day with your boundless determination to do good in the world in ways large and small. I’m so grateful for you and the life we’ve built together. Happy anniversary, Hillary! Here’s to many more.

Jane Goodall not only taught us about the world around us, but about ourselves and our responsibility to protect the planet. The best tribute we can pay her is to redouble our efforts to defend the environment, so all life on Earth can share the future. 

Bob Barnett was a brilliant lawyer, a trusted advisor, and a dear friend to Hillary and me. Our statement on his passing.

Not long ago, the idea of a simple injection every six months to protect against HIV would have sounded like science fiction. Today, it’s becoming a reality. This partnership marks a remarkable breakthrough and a fundamental shift in what’s possible for HIV prevention. And I’m

Our community was made for this moment. Looking forward to getting to work! https://t.co/MGQYJHwQx5

Today we remember the lives lost on 9/11, the families who still carry that grief, and the extraordinary bravery of first responders and ordinary citizens alike. May we honor them by renewing our commitment to unity, service, and the enduring promise of America.

I’m saddened and angered by Charlie Kirk’s murder. And I hope we all go through some serious introspection and redouble our efforts to engage in debate passionately, yet peacefully. Hillary and I are keeping Erika, their two young children, and their family in our prayers.

I’m wishing all of America’s workers a happy and relaxing Labor Day. Thank you for your enormous contributions to our country!

I am heartbroken about the young lives lost and the many injured in Minneapolis. The start of a new school year should be a chance to celebrate growth and learning—not another painful reminder of the gun violence epidemic that we have failed to end for the sake of our children