It's time that Congress listen to the majority of Americans and have a serious conversation about rescheduling marijuana. We need to take the lead of states that have taken a common-sense public health and safety approach to regulating marijuana that makes good use of our resources, allows us to conduct research on this drug, and ensures our drug enforcement policies are focused on dangerous opioids like heroin and fentanyl - not marijuana.

Last night I had a terrific time talking with Jimmy Fallon about why we need to be in this fight.

Tonight I'll be making my The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon debut. Set your DVRs and tune in!

Fight like a girl.

Ever wonder why filling out your taxes is such a complicated mess? In 1998, a Republican Congress passed an IRS reform bill that mandated a "return-free" system to simplify the tax filing process for people with simple tax situations. Instead, the IRS handed over control of the tax filing process to private companies.

I've reintroduced my Tax Filing Simplification Act to direct the IRS develop a free, online tax prep and filing system. It also would stop the IRS from entering into agreements with tax prep companies that restrict their ability to do that. And it would allow people with simple tax situations to go return-free - just reviewing the completed information from the IRS and sending it in. This is a commonsense bill that would help taxpayers in Massachusetts and across this country file their taxes with less stress and fewer costs.

Happy Election Day to the Georgia 6th! If you live in the district and haven't voted already, I hope you'll go cast your vote for Jon Ossoff. Donald Trump and the Republican Party are in a panic that Georgia could pick a representative who fights fight working people - not the rich and powerful.

If you've already voted for Jon Ossoff, there's no harm in double-checking that your family, friends and neighbors voted too. And if you don't live in GA-6 but know someone who does, today would be a great day to check in! This is what our democracy is all about -making our voices heard. And if we fight, we hae a fighting chance to send Jon Ossoff to Congress.

Happy Patriots' Day, Massachusetts – and good luck to all our Boston Marathon runners today!

What is Donald Trump hiding in his taxes? Ties to Russia? Favors to banks? Business deals that make big bucks whenever he issues an order? With national security and economic stability hanging in the balance, the President shouldn't be keeping his business deals secret. It's time for Donald Trump to release his taxes.

48 million Americans have hearing loss in at least one ear, but only 14% of them use a hearing aid. A big reason? Hearing aids are expensive. Outdated FDA regulations have allowed a small number of legacy hearing aid manufacturers to limit the hearing aid choices available. That also drives up costs — and because Medicare and most private insurance plans don’t cover them, a single hearing aid averages more than $2000.

I’ve introduced a bill with Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley to loosen regulations to allow certain types of hearing aids for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss to be sold over-the-counter. For people in Massachusetts and all across the country, this bill will help bring down costs and expand choices so millions more Americans can afford hearing aids.

All across Massachusetts, I’ve spoken to people who are worried about what the future looks like for themselves and their families. I’ve told them: The only way that we’re going to fight back is if we do this together.

We’re still tallying up the final numbers for our first fundraising quarter since I announced that I was running for re-election in Massachusetts. But I couldn’t wait to share with you one amazing stat: In the first three months of 2017, almost 16,000 people from every corner of Massachusetts chipped in to support our campaign. To me, this map shows something powerfully important: that a strong grassroots movement is ready to fight back and make real change for our Commonwealth and our country. I’m deeply grateful that you’re a part of this fight – and we’re just getting started.

Judge Neil Gorsuch is polite and well-spoken, but make no mistake – his record shows that he consistently favors big corporations over women, workers, consumers, and everybody else. If a Supreme Court nominee isn’t mainstream enough to get 60 votes in the United States Senate, the President should have to pick a new nominee. If you agree with me and oppose Judge Gorsuch’s nomination, add your name to show your support.

Tonight I'm joining Bernie Sanders for an Our Revolution rally in Boston. Watch live now!

In 2012, Republican Scott Brown and I made a “People’s Pledge” to keep Super PACs and other outside groups from dumping millions of dollars of ads into Massachusetts. It worked – voters heard directly from our campaigns about what we believe in. And if we wanted to throw mud at our opponent, we had to put our name on it.

Money in politics is a real problem, and I believe we must take serious action to reverse Citizens United. But the People’s Pledge is a step in the right direction, and I hope we will have another one in Massachusetts in 2018.

At a recent town hall, a young man asked me whether it's time to fight for more progressive health reform like a public option or even single payer. My answer is yes. Here's why.