Jeanne Shaheen: “I have been working with other members of the Senate to try and repeal this duplicative program.”

Congress expects the State Department to invest resources to advance human rights, democratic institutions, civil society, freedom of expression and worker rights.

Substance use disorder impacts communities in every corner of our state, and I’ve heard from countless families who have been torn apart by this crisis.

I’m proud to reintroduce this critical legislation that will secure long-term investment in prevention and treatment to ensure we keep up the fight against the substance use crisis for years to come.

I think there are a lot of really good Democratic candidates in states across the country, and they are working very hard. And so we do have a good chance to win back the Senate.