Warner applauds FTC on protecting children’s personal data in smart toys
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) today applauded the Federal Trade Commission move to better protect children’s personal information.
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Kaine, Warner on CBO score on Senate Republican healthcare repeal
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Sens. Tim Kaine and Mark Warner comment on today’s analysis of the Senate Republican health care repeal by the Congressional Budget Office.
Sen. Warner meets with Virginia parents opposed to steep Medicaid cuts
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Sen. Mark R. Warner met in his Capitol Hill office with parents and educators from across Virginia concerned about the impact of proposed Medicaid cuts.
Warner, Kaine: Trumpcare’s Medicaid cuts will have significant impact
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Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine have asked Virginia health officials for a detailed assessment of the health care impacts of Medicaid cuts.
Warner, Kaine: Trumpcare ‘dangerous’
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Mark Warner and Tim Kaine asked Virginia’s top insurance regulator to inform consumers about health insurance costs associated with Trumpcare.
Warner joins in bill providing relief for borrowers of joint consolidation student loans
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Mark Warner has joined in a bill that would provide relief to borrowers who previously consolidated their student loan debt with their spouse’s.
Warner presses DHS to disclose information on election hacks in 2016
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Mark Warner is pressing the DHS to disclose additional information on the full scope of foreign attempts to interfere in the 2016 elections.
Kaine, Warner talk Senate healthcare reform
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Tim Kaine isn’t focused on what the Senate isn’t doing on healthcare reform, but rather, on what needs to be done.
Warner talks Trump, Sessions, Russia investigation
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Mark Warner met with Special Counsel Robert Mueller Wednesday, a day after an explosive interrogation in the Senate Intelligence Committee of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Warner, Isakson, Blumenauer, Roe introduce bill to enhance planning options for patients with advanced illnesses
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Bipartisan legislation would give people with serious illness new tools to plan for their care, and empower them to have those choices honored.
