Press Releases
Warner Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Spur Infrastructure Investment
Bill will use public-private partnership model for financing
Jan 17 2014
Statement on Retirement of U.S. Rep. Jim Moran
Jan 15 2014
Warner & Kaine Announce Provisions to Fully Fund Shipbuilding and Ship-Repair Included in Approps. Bill
Jan 14 2014
Senator Warner Announces Volunteer First Responders Exempt from Healthcare Mandate
~ Volunteer firefighters across Virginia able to keep serving their communities ~
Jan 10 2014
Sen. Warner Urges Banks to Offer Better Consumer Protections for Users of Prepaid Cards
Legislation targets hidden fees commonly charged on prepaid cards
Jan 09 2014
Warner & Kaine introduce amendment to repeal & replace reductions in military retiree benefits
Jan 08 2014
Sen. Warner Applauds Decision to Exempt Tobacco Payments from Harmful Sequestration Cuts
~ USDA responds to Warner concerns over effect of cuts to final TTPP payment on Virginia small farmers ~
Jan 07 2014
Sen. Warner seeks end to Veterans Admin. home loan policies that discriminate against same-sex couples
~ Urges President to Immediately Stop Discriminatory Practices ~
Jan 03 2014
Sens. Warner & Kaine Applaud FAA Selection of VaTech Proposal on Unmanned Aircraft
Region to be one of six U.S. sites chosen to test and research variety of UAS issues
Dec 30 2013
Sen. Warner Calls for Hearing into Target Consumer Data Breach
Target hack shows we “must become even more vigilant against breaches and improper use”
Dec 30 2013
Bipartisan Military Whistleblower Protection Act Passes Congress
Bipartisan Military Whistleblower Protection Act will now go the President for his signature
Dec 20 2013
WASHINGTON – U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner (D-VA), Angus King (I-ME), Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Mary Landrieu (D-LA), Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), and Tim Kaine (D-VA) released the following joint statement after Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced that some individuals who had their health plans cancelled will be automatically eligible for a hardship exemption that allows them to purchase a catastrophic plan on the health insurance marketplace. The Senators raised the issue in a joint letter to Secretary Sebelius on Dec. 19th. In addition, Secretary Sebelius today announced that the Administration has established a dedicated hotline for consumers with cancelled plans at 1-866-837-0677:
“We are pleased that the Administration appears to have responded to the concerns we’ve raised. As a result, this clarifies an option that will help those consumers who have had their plans cancelled transition more smoothly into the marketplace. We will closely monitor how the Administration implements this option, and we remain committed to proposing responsible solutions.”