WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, ahead of Daylight Saving Time beginning this weekend, Senator Ashley Moody joined Senator Rick Scott to announce their bipartisan Sunshine Protection Act, to officially “lock the clock” and end the twice-yearly time change and make Daylight Saving Time the national year-round standard. Senator Moody and Scott were joined by Senators Patty Murray, Tommy Tuberville, Rand Paul, Ron Wyden, Bill Hagerty, Cynthia Lummis, Ed Markey, Sheldon Whitehouse, James Lankford, Martin Heinrich, Alex Padilla, Brian Schatz, Cindy Hyde-Smith, Tina Smith, Katie Britt and Marsha Blackburn. Senator Ashley Moody said, “As a baseball mom, I enthusiastically support an extra hour of sunlight. Why miss out on

WASHINGTON, D.C.— Senator Ashley Moody today announced her support as a cosponsor of S. 331, the HALT Fentanyl Act. This legislation would permanently classify fentanyl-related substances under Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act, as well as establish penalties. Senator Ashley Moody said, “Every week, the equivalent of a high school classroom worth of students dies from a fentanyl overdose. It is our responsibility as leaders to do something about this now. Law enforcement officials, national organizations, and state organizations across our country are pleading for this bill. We cannot and will not stop going after people who peddle this poison. Hundreds of thousands

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Ashley Moody, member of the Special Committee on Aging, joined her colleagues to announce the designation of March 6, 2025 as National Slam the Scam Day through a bipartisan resolution raising awareness of scams targeting older Americans. As one in four people have reported being scammed and losses surpassing $10 billion in 2023 alone, this growing issue continues to threaten American seniors. This resolution highlights the importance of education and prevention efforts aimed at combating these scams, encouraging Americans to stay vigilant, report suspicious activities and share essential information to protect themselves and others. Senators Rick Scott, Mark Kelly, Kirsten