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Press releases from: May 2015

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EARLY LEARNING: Murray Introduces Strong Start for America’s Children Act
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Murray: Stronger Protections Needed to Eliminate Workplace Discrimination
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Alexander to EEOC: Agency with Critical Task Has Gotten Far Afield of Mission
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Alexander Praises Tennessee and Other State, Federal Health Officials for Quick Response to Deadly 2012 Meningitis Outbreak
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Murray Commemorates 50th Anniversary of Head Start
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32 Senators Urge FDA to Provide Clarity to Businesses Before Enforcing Menu Labeling Rule
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Alexander to NLRB Chair: Board Seems to be Moving to Undermine State Right-to-Work Laws
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Murray to GOP: Extreme, Unconstitutional Restriction on Women’s Reproductive Rights Is Going Nowhere
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Bipartisan Student Loan Reforms Drop Student Loan Rates for Next School Year
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Murray, Israel Introduce Bill to Ban Credit Discrimination Against LGBT Individuals
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Washington Blade Murray, Israel introduce bills to bar anti-LGBT bias in credit
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36 Senate Republicans Urge Labor Department to Give Public More Time to Weigh in on Proposed Rule that Could Restrict Access to Retirement Advice
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Senators Introduce Port Transparency Bill in Wake of Prolonged West Coast Ports Strife
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Murray Statement on Updated FDA Guidance on Blood Donation for Gay Men
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Murray Applauds HHS Announcement Clarifying Consumer Rights on Contraception Coverage, Preventive Care
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Citizen Tribune Citizen Tribune: Alexander addresses WSCC grads
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Senators Blumenthal, Murray, Franken, and Colleagues Urge HHS to Ensure Coverage for Critical Mental Health Care
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Senators Urge Secretary of Education Arne Duncan to Provide Support to Students Affected by the Closure of Corinthian Colleges
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Alexander: Congress Showing Bipartisan Interest in “Weeding the Garden” of Bad Laws, Regulations
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Alexander, Lankford Begin Investigation into Federal Agencies’ Use of Regulatory Guidance