March 2022 |
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Merkley, Wyden Announce Funding for Scientific Research, Public Safety in Congressional Funding Deal
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Merkley, Wyden Announce Vital Funding for Oregon Forest Health, Environmental Improvements, and Water Infrastructure in Senate Appropriations Bill
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Wyden Introduces Legislation to Expand Domestic Critical Mineral Supplies, Fuel Clean Energy Manufacturing and Reduce Dependence on Foreign Oil and Gas Imports
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Wyden Requests Investigation of ICE Bulk Surveillance of Money Transfers
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Merkley, Wyden Announce U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now Accepting Restoration Proposals for Klamath Basin
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Wyden, Colleagues Introduce Bill to Protect Consumers by Banning Forced Arbitration
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Wyden: FEMA Extends Rent Deadline and Assistance to Fire Survivors Living in Temporary Direct Housing
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Merkley, Wyden Announce Nearly $28 Million in FEMA Funds Headed to Oregon
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Wyden, Colleagues Call Out Drug Manufacturers For Squeezing American Families With Rapid and Widespread Price Hikes on Prescription Drugs
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Wyden: Oregon to Receive More than $4.5 Million to Promote Equitable Access to Unemployment Insurance Systems
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Wyden, Brown Release Statement Following Vote for Independent Union By Tridonex Workers in Mexico
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February 2022 |
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Wyden, Colleagues Urge Biden Administration to Tap Strategic Petroleum Reserve
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Wyden Announces Town Hall Schedule in Eastern Oregon and Southern Oregon for March
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Wyden, Brown Release Statement Following Abruptly Scheduled Mexican Union Election in Tridonex USMCA Rapid Response Case
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Wyden Releases Statement on the Supreme Court Nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
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Wyden, Markey Urge OSTP to Establish a National Cross-Government Public-Access Policy for Federally Funded Research
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Wyden, Merkley, Western Colleagues Call for Megadrought Emergency Relief
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Wyden, Merkley Urge Feds to Invest in Keno Dam on the Klamath River
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Oregon Lawmakers Ask Federal Agencies to Protect and Restore Old Growth Forests
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Merkley, Wyden Sound the Alarm, Urge More Funding to Address Sudden Oak Death
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