82 years ago, thousands of Americans lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Today, we honor their sacrifice and enduring legacy.

Today, on National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, we remember the sacrifices and honor the service of those who fought—and died—for our freedoms in World War II. My thoughts are with all of the veterans and their families who our nation is forever indebted to.

82 years ago, we lost more than 2,400 service members and civilians in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Today, we remember and honor the lives lost, and all who answered our nation’s call to defend our freedoms during WWII.

On the 82nd anniversary of #PearlHarbor, we honor the servicemembers who defended our freedoms and made the ultimate sacrifice. May we always remember the legacy of the USS Nevada and all who perished in service to their country that day.

Today marks the 82nd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, where 2,403 Americans lost their lives in service of our country. We must never take for granted the sacrifices of those who came before us.

82 years ago, our Nation was attacked at Pearl Harbor, with more than 2,400 servicemembers and civilians killed and 1,100 wounded. Today, we remember their legacy, and that of all our veterans who fought in World War II.

On the anniversary of the horrific attack on Pearl Harbor, I’m remembering the almost 2,500 servicemembers who gave their lives in defense of our country 82 years ago. We are forever indebted to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice that day.

Today marks 82 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor—a date which will live in infamy. As we honor the memory and courage of the more than 2,000 servicemembers and civilians who lost their lives that solemn day, may we never stop striving for peace.

There isn't a single American alive today whose life wasn't somehow shaped by the attack on Pearl Harbor. The day may live on in infamy, but the 2,403 service members and civilians that were killed that day also live on -- in valor. May we never forget.

Thinking of the heroes of #PearlHarbor today, those who made the ultimate sacrifice & those who answered the call to stand a post for freedom in the wake of that infamous day. #PearlHarborRemembranceDay

On this day in 1941, a brutal attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor killed more than 2,400 service members and civilians. It was a tragic day that forever changed the trajectory of Hawai‘i—and the world.

December 7 will forever live in infamy as the anniversary of the horrific attack on Pearl Harbor. Today, I'm thinking of the brave men and women who lost their lives that day in service to our nation. We must do all we can to live each day in a way that honors their sacrifices.

Today, we honor the 2,403 U.S service members who were lost during the attack on Pearl Harbor 82 years ago. We solemnly remember their dedication to defending our nation and the free world.

“A date which will live in infamy.” Today we remember and honor the sacrifices and bravery of the 2,403 Americans who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor 82 years ago.

Today we remember the attack on Pearl Harbor. Americans will never forget the lives lost that day, and the sacrifice that followed to save the world from fascism and keep America safe, secure, and free.

I’m thankful that no one was injured. Thank you to our brave first responders. As Hannukah begins tonight, we must stand together to guard against rapidly growing antisemitism and to keep people safe. twitter.com/GovKathyHochul…

Tonight, Jewish people celebrate the 1st night of Hanukkah At a time of grief, trial, fear—the story of Hanukkah is perhaps all the more meaningful Because the story of Hanukkah is a story of perseverance We must all rededicate to overcoming intolerance I have faith we will

Republicans blocked action on gun safety yesterday and prevented the Senate from passing life-saving legislation. Hours later: we learned of yet another shooting on the campus of the UNLV. We pray for the victims and their families, and we will keep working to end gun violence.

The GOP blocked funding for Ukraine, Israel, humanitarian aid for civilians in Gaza, the Indo-Pacific We offered a golden opportunity for a border amendment vote of their choosing if it can get 60 votes—they rejected it Republicans need to get serious and stand up for democracy

It's been 82 years today since the attack on Pearl Harbor. We will never forget the courage and sacrifice of the incredible Americans killed and injured in the attack. We will never forget all of the Americans who served and sacrificed in World War II.

30 years ago today, 6 people were killed and more were injured in the LIRR massacre shooting on the 5:33 train. Watch as we hold a moment of silence on the Senate floor to remember them. Democrats will not stop working to end gun violence. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Tonight as we mourn the victims of the shooting at UNLV, we came together for the Annual National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence Americans are sick of enduring these mass shootings The GOP blocked Senate action today to help stop gun violence, but we won't stop working

The Senate held the 9th bipartisan AI Insight Forum on national security: —US leadership in AI gives us a competitive edge to strengthen national security —We need robust investments to grow the defense AI industry —We must outcompete the Chinese government on AI

Sad night for the Senate and America: Republicans blocked funding for Ukraine, Israel, humanitarian aid for civilians in Gaza, funding for the Indo-Pacific If Republicans don't get serious about a national security package, Putin's going to walk right through Ukraine and Europe

In 2022, we lost 73,000 Americans from fentanyl-related deaths. It's time we do more to stem the flow of these deadly drugs, which is why we must pass the national security supplemental. I joined @SenStabenow, @ChrisCoons and @SenBrianSchatz to discuss:

Medicare Open Enrollment ends TOMORROW. Americans with Medicare should visit medicare.gov to compare coverage options and find the best plan for you. If you need free assistance reviewing your options, contact your local Area Agency on Aging. vaaaa.org/25-area-agenci…

We have a supplemental funding bill that is made up of basic, bipartisan priorities: supporting Ukraine and Israel, humanitarian aid, stopping fentanyl, & more—all of which have broad support in the Senate! Holding this package up over partisan demands would be a gift to Putin.

I was grateful to join @OMarkarova to hear from Speaker Stefanchuck of the Ukrainian Parliament. U.S. leadership has never been more critical. For the sake of the world and democracy, we cannot abandon Ukraine at this moment.

425 military promotions finally moved forward because Senator Tuberville relented. This wouldn’t have happened without pressure from veterans, servicemembers, military families, and the resolution we passed out of the Rules Committee to take this on.

For months our national security and military readiness have suffered due to a single Senator using military promotions as a political prop. I'm glad the Senate was able to finally confirm over 425 military nominations. This is long overdue. apnews.com/article/tuberv…