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Press releases from: March 2016

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King Nomination Clears Committee, Murray Calls for Strong Leadership at Dept. of Education
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Alexander: Biomedical Innovation Would be the Most Important Bill Signed into Law this Year
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Senate Education Committee Approves Education Secretary Nomination
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SENATE DEMS: STUDENTS DESERVE IMMEDIATE DEBT RELIEF AFTER ATTENDING SCHOOLS ENGAGED IN DECEPTIVE & PREDATORY PRACTICES
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U.S. Sen. Murray helps introduce mental health crisis plan
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Senate panel releases bipartisan mental health bill
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Murray Highlights Progress That is Needed in Education, Worker Protections, Immigration Reform, Supreme Court for Latino Community
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Alexander, Murray, Cassidy, Murphy Introduce Plan to Address Mental Health Crisis in America
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Alexander, Murray, Cassidy, Murphy Introduce Plan to Address Mental Health Crisis in America
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At Murray’s Urging, Department of Education to Refund Military Borrowers on Overcharges
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Murray, Warren, Blumenthal, Durbin Demand Help for Military Borrowers Who Were Overcharged on Student Loans
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Senate Democrats Introduce Bill to Restore Medical Research Funding
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Murray Statement Following Oral Arguments in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt
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WHOLE WOMAN’S HEALTH: Murray Rallies for Women’s Constitutionally Protected Health Care Rights
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Murray Calls on Congress to Seize Bipartisan Opportunity, Continue Working to Tackle Opioid and Mental Health Challenges
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WHOLE WOMAN’S HEALTH: Ahead of Oral Arguments, Murray Calls on Extreme Conservatives to #StopTheSham
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Murray, Warren, Blumenthal Respond to Oversight Report on Education Department’s Student Loan Servicers’ Compliance Review

Press releases from: February 2016

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Sens. Murray, Franken, Warren Lead Fight to Extend Overtime Pay to Millions of American Workers
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Alexander: New Education Law is “Dramatic Change in Direction for Federal Education Policy” but “Not Worth the Paper it’s Printed on Unless Implemented Properly”
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Murray Calls for Strong Leadership at the Department of Education, Urges Confirmation of Dr. John King