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December 6, 2018

With the Republican monopoly on power in Washington broken, the new Democratic majority in the House of Representatives can now advance a bold agenda for the country. To do so, progressives inside and outside the House will need to force hearings and floor votes on signature reforms, from Medicare for All to a Green New Deal.


December 5, 2018

For politically-minded interns, a gig in Rep. Ro Khanna's congressional office just got better. Khanna said he will pay his incoming class of interns a $15 an hour wage.


December 4, 2018

In 1973, as President Richard M. Nixon escalated an unauthorized bombing campaign in Cambodia, Sen. J.


December 3, 2018

Kudos to Ro Khanna for
award, peace leadership

Congratulations to Ro Khanna, our District 17 Congressman, for receiving the Friends Committee on National Legislation's annual Edward F. Snyder Award for National Legislative Leadership in Advancing Disarmament and Building Peace.


November 30, 2018

Government agencies would have to create better digital services for citizens under legislation passed Thursday in the House by voice vote.


November 29, 2018

Washington, DC – Following today's passage of the IDEA Act in the House Rep. Khanna issued the below statement:


November 29, 2018
Newsletter Archive

Good afternoon. I would like to provide a few updates about recent developments in Congress and share some important information.

Aftermath of the Wildfires


November 28, 2018

WASHINGTON—Senators frustrated with Saudi Arabia following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi could vote as early as Wednesday on a measure withdrawing U.S. support for the Saudi intervention in Yemen's civil war, a move that could put them at odds with the White House.


November 27, 2018

Washington, DC – Today, Representatives Ro Khanna (CA-17), Mark Pocan (WI-02), and Jim McGovern (MA-02), leaders of H. Con Res.


November 27, 2018

The Congressional Progressive Caucus, which has historically lacked the clout of other values-based congressional factions, is making a serious play for influence in the next Congress.

In the recent midterm elections, the caucus' political action committee spent more than three times what it spent in the previous election cycle.