There is an unacceptably high rate of suicide among construction workers.
Mark R. Warner
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Mark R. Warner is a prominent American politician currently serving as the United States Senator from Virginia. A member of the Democratic Party, Warner has been in office since January 2009. He previously served as the Governor of Virginia from 2002 to 2006, where he focused on education reform and economic development. Warner has been an advocate for technology and innovation, emphasizing the importance of a skilled workforce in the rapidly changing economy. He has also been involved in various bipartisan efforts, particularly in areas related to national security and infrastructure.
We have a responsibility to stand by the federal workers who were put at risk through no fault of their own.
Patient misidentification is a serious problem that has led to medical mistakes and even patient death," said Sen. Warner.
We’re pleased to announce this federal funding, which will help communities across Virginia strengthen services for survivors, prevent violence from occurring, and support efforts to keep women and families safe.
Unfortunately, there’s still far too much work to be done to combat sexual assault and domestic violence against women. As lawmakers, we have a responsibility to stand with survivors, ensure they have access to the support and resources…
Congress must enact legislation to ensure miners can access the medical care, compensation, and benefits they have earned.
Miners have risked their lives to fuel and power our nation. I am proud to fight for coal miners in Appalachia and across the country, and we must do right by them.
Coal miners in Appalachia are getting sicker and at younger ages, and this new data that black lung rates are at their highest in nearly 50 years is devastating.
My bill would make sure social media companies can’t sell prioritized access to government employees’ accounts and that someone can’t knowingly trade with information obtained through access to those accounts.
More than ten years after the OPM data breach exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the threat remains.
Early access to government information should not be sold to whoever will pay the price.
Americans should have free and equal access to public statements made by U.S. government officials.
The president’s company selling prioritized access to the president’s market-moving posts is corrupt and erodes public confidence.
These investments by United and MWAA will help Dulles service almost double the number of planes, passengers, and visitors.
I urge my colleagues to join me in getting this bill across the finish line and bringing clarity and relief to taxpayers in Virginia and across the country.
The Shenandoah Valley helped shape our nation’s history, and preserving these battlefields will ensure that future generations can better understand the sacrifices and defining moments that took place there during the Civil War.
“Wintergreen residents and visitors only have one road to enter and exit, creating a serious public safety risk in the event of a natural disaster or another crisis,” said the senators.
I’m thrilled that several of my proposals have passed out of the Finance Committee and can now be considered by the whole Senate.
Taxpayers shouldn’t have to jump through hoops to get answers to basic questions about their taxes.
As our country faces down growing threats from around the world, the country needs a DNI whose first loyalty is to the facts.
The Intelligence Community is at its most effective when leaders allow intelligence professionals to follow the facts wherever they lead and provide policymakers with objective, independent analysis free from political influence.
I will continue vigorous oversight to ensure the Intelligence Community remains focused on one mission above all else: keeping the American people safe from harm.
Virginia farmers depend on diesel fuel to plant, harvest, and transport the crops that feed their families and communities and sustain their livelihoods. Our Commonwealth’s farmers are being squeezed from every direction as Trump’s war of…
Key provisions including those addressing ethics for elected officials, consumer protection, illicit finance, conflicts of interest and market integrity must be strengthened.
As cyberattacks grow more frequent and sophisticated, it’s our responsibility as lawmakers to ensure our schools have the tools and resources needed to protect students, parents, educators, and their sensitive information from being…





