Warner encourages voluntary communication of social media companies with government
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The Supreme Court decided to hear arguments in a case that will decide how government officials can communicate with social media companies.
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Sen. Warner leads introduction of legislation to require financial regulators to address AI
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The Financial Artificial Intelligence Risk Reduction Act would require financial regulators to address uses of AI-generated content.
Warner, Kaine address issues with proposed Alexandria pro-sports arena deal
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., speaking on the non-binding agreement that could bring Washington’s NBA and NHL teams to Alexandria, was “excited to hear about it.”
Warner, Kaine discuss next steps after Senate votes down Ukraine, Israel, border package
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U.S. aid to Ukraine and Israel appears to be on life support, with the Senate, in a procedural vote on Wednesday, blocking a measure proposed by President Biden.
Virginia elementary students decorate Sen. Warner’s office Christmas tree
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner began hosting students from across the Commonwealth in 2009 to help him get in the spirit of the season.
Warner, Kaine submit recommendations to fill upcoming federal court vacancy
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A vacancy on the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia is upcoming when Judge Michael F. Urbanski assumes senior status.
Warner, Rubio lead colleagues in call to reduce U.S. reliance on China-dominated supply chain
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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Chair Mark R. Warner and Vice Chair Marco Rubio call for action to reduce reliance on the PRC.
Warner, Kaine back giving McHenry temporary powers as work-through to Speaker vacancy
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Mark Warner, as the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, is briefed regularly on what’s going on in the world’s hot spots.
Funny thing about that is, he knows more about what’s happening in the Middle East, Ukraine and North Korea than he does on the other side of Capitol Hill.
Sen. Warner seeks action against Google, Meta for videos posted of two reporters’ murders
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While reporting live on WDBJ in August 2015, Alison Parker and Adam Ward were murdered by a former co-worker during a morning broadcast.
Warner on intelligence failures in Israel: ‘There’ll be time enough to look into those questions’
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That Hamas was able to plan, reportedly for the past two years, the coordinated terrorist attacks on southern Israel that killed nearly 1,000 Israelis, has to be the result of a massive intelligence failure.
