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If the President fails to act, up to 74,000 people in the Hudson Valley – including kids, seniors, and veterans – will be at risk of losing some or all food assistance in November

Now we’re seeing the initial impact of those cuts on the ground in the Hudson Valley – 450,000 New Yorkers are being kicked off their Essential Plan health care, including 8,094 people in Orange County, 5,198 in Dutchess County, and 3,724 in Ulster County

Following relentless pressure by Congressman Pat Ryan, Hudson Valley veterans and advocates, Castle Point VA re-opened its inpatient unit yesterday

Throughout the shutdown, as Congressman Ryan continues to fight for a government that works for Hudson Valley families, his C.A.R.E.S. Van team will be in every corner of the district continuing to help folks navigate federal programs and roadblocks

Addressing a group of more than 800 general and flag officers – each pulled from national security missions across the globe – at Marine Corps Base Quantico yesterday, President Trump doubled down on his unconstitutional deployment of U.S. troops against U.S. citizens, citing the need to fight the “war from within” in American cities

The petition forcing a vote on Congressman Ryan’s bipartisan resolution to require the complete release of the Epstein Files needs just ONE more signature

Last week it was announced that 450,000 New Yorkers would lose their health insurance next year – a number expected to grow significantly in the coming months; 8,094 people will lose coverage in Orange County, 5,198 in Dutchess County, and 3,724 in Ulster County

Ryan joined an effort in the House to reverse the national emergency Trump declared in order to enact his tariffs, and opposed a measure by House Republicans to cede their ability to challenge tariffs to the President – kneecapping Congress’s ability to stand up for their constituents being crushed by high prices