Nita Lowey, a notable Democrat from New York, died at 87 after fighting metastatic breast cancer. She served in Congress for 32 years and made history as the first female Chair of the House Appropriations Committee.

Colleagues and family remembered her as a trailblazer dedicated to the welfare of women, children, and families. Her influence extended to education and international relations, leaving a profound legacy.

Lawmakers and public figures offered condolences, underscoring her significant impact on New York and the nation.

The Digest, 3/16/2025 @1000PM, CDT

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