Each year we come together to celebrate the life, legacy, and accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. While this year is no different, Dr. King’s lessons of service, the importance of fighting for freedom, equality, and justice ring out as clear as ever. There is no better way to make progress, and to do …
Today, Connecticut Congressman Jim Himes released the following statement endorsing Joe Biden…
A crowd of nearly 250 people gathered together at a vigil in Greenwich on Friday night to protest what they called the Trump administration’s inhumane treatment of migrants at America’s southern border.
In a break with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic leadership, U.S. Rep. Jim Himes Monday became the first member of Connecticut’s congressional delegation to support the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Congressman Jim Himes discusses the Mueller investigation with Lawrence O’Donnell and Congressman Hakeem Jeffries on MSNBC on February 21, 2019.
At the Aldrich, the Congressman met with Executive Director Cybele Maylone and toured the museum viewing exhibitions composed of work created by current and former inmates of Connecticut’s prison system, along with exhibitions of established and emerging artists.
When I came to Congress, I was excited to join President Obama in his bold vision for our nation: expanding healthcare to reach millions of Americans who had never had coverage before.
The chaos and outrage created daily by the Trump Administration is as exhausting as it is deliberate. They can obscure truly sinister policies – policies like the new Trump budget announced yesterday. Here are the toplines:
Every day I’m surrounded by incredible women tirelessly working to pave the way for a better future for my daughters and young women growing up today.
U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., told CNN Monday that he disagreed with a boycott ordered by the Democratic National Committee of Fox, which was the focus of a scathing report by the New Yorker last week in which one source referred to the Rupert Murdoch-owned network as the closest thing the U.S. has to “state television.”
