On Sunday, the Richmond Times-Dispatch published an op-ed written by Senator Warner discussing his proposal to increase access to credit by small businesses by pooling unspent funds in the TARP program with loan funds from local and community banks.

Senator Warner pens an op-ed in the Richmond Times Dispatch to discuss his proposals to help small businesses grow in the tough economy.

Senator Warner spoke on the floor today to promote his bill creating a strong, independent council to regulate institutions from becoming "too big to fail," or so complex that its failure might undermine the financial system.

Senator Warner joined his freshman colleagues on the Senate floor today to discuss ways to improve the way health care is delivered. It is the sixth time the freshmen have organized to speak-out on the need to adopt meaningful, responsible health reform that cuts costs and reduces the federal deficit.

Senator Warner joined his colleagues yesterday to extend unemployment benefits for millions of Americans who are out of work.

Three Virginia energy companies will receive money from the economic recovery package to develop new technologies that will reduce energy costs and create jobs.