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Press releases from: May 2019

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Van Hollen, Cardin, Trone Announce $200,000 Rural Communities Opioid Response Grant to the Western Maryland Area Health Education Center
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Van Hollen, Democratic Senators Introduce Green Bank Act of 2019
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Van Hollen, Democrats Applaud Vote to Reject Hedge Fund Takeover of Gannett
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Van Hollen, Sanders, Markey, Merkley to Trump: “We are Deeply Concerned by Your Administration’s Growing Confrontation with Iran”
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Van Hollen Cosponsors Legislation to Stop Arctic Drilling
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Van Hollen, Cardin Announce More than $1.5 Million in Awards for Research at Maryland HBCUs
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Van Hollen, Cardin Announce over $12 Million for Western Maryland Airports
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Van Hollen Bipartisan Senators Introduce Resolution Honoring Richard Lugar’s Legacy, Pushing to Continue Global Non-Proliferation Efforts
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Van Hollen, Democrats Question USDA Plans to Relocate Offices Outside the National Capital Region
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Van Hollen, Rubio Urge Banking Committee to Hold Mark Up of DETER Act
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Van Hollen, Clarke Urge FCC to Support Workforce Diversity, Collect Data on Broadcast Demographics
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Van Hollen, Burr Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Improve Child Care Protection
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Van Hollen, Senators Introduce Resolution Condemning Brunei for Barbaric Laws
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Van Hollen, Cardin, Cummings Announce Legislation to Promote Educational Opportunities for Americans with Criminal Records
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Van Hollen Statement on Confirmation of Janet Dhillon
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Van Hollen, Senators Demand Legal Justification for Expanded Militarization of the Southern Border
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Van Hollen, Cardin, Trone Meet with Luke, Maryland Mayor Ed Clemons and Allegany County Administrator Brandon Butler
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Van Hollen, Sullivan Introduce Bill to Support Foreign Service Families
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Van Hollen, Senators to Facebook: Ban on Gun Sales Not Enough without Enforcement
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Baltimore Congressional Delegation Expresses Ongoing Commitment to Baltimore City and Mayor Jack Young