Lloyd Alton Doggett

Everyone deserves mental health support. 4 years ago, the launch of 988 ensured that it’s just a dial away. Since its creation, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has answered over 23 million calls, texts, and chats. After Trump cut off services for LGBTQ+ youth, Congressional

In addition to his normal vacillation—praising Iranians one day and calling them scum the next—Trump's repeated blunders at the NATO summit put American security at risk. Confusing Zelensky with Putin and referring to the Islamic Republic of Japan isn't just a slip-up; it's a

Americans' access to public art should not be predicated on who sits in the Oval Office. That's why Rep. Dina Titus and I introduced the PRESERVE Act to ensure public art remains in public hands. Federal buildings like the Wilbur J. Cohen Building hold precious artworks that

A federal judge just blew up the legal cover for Trump's IRS immunity deal — calling the lawsuit “bad faith” to “provide cover for a collusive settlement.” But the provision shielding Trump's family tax returns from audit? Still not dead yet. This isn't over. I've offered

A South Korean firm under investigation for continuing to dodge U.S. duties on Chinese aluminum just handed the Trump Organization a $2 million "nonrefundable development fee." When will Congressional Republicans say anything about this appearance of gross impropriety, or