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Richard Blumenthal · ConnecticutRichard Blumenthal, Democratic Senator for Connecticut, in collaboration with Marsha Blackburn, Republican for Tennessee, are demanding that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence disclose a report on the TikTok social network of Chinese origin and the risk it poses to National Security.See the Story
Senator asks National Intelligence to declassify “chilling truth about TikTok” - La Opinion
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Richard Blumenthal · United StatesSen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Tuesday penned a letter to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requesting a thorough probe of the “near catastrophe” involving a Boeing 737 Max 9 flight Friday night and demanding full disclosure of the findings before the aircraft return to the sky. See the Story
Blumenthal demands FAA publicly disclose probe results following Alaska Airlines 737 Max ‘near catastrophe’
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Richard Blumenthal · Saint PetersburgThe Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are attacking peaceful targets with drones to terrorize the population. The commander of one of the Russian drone control units with the call sign Lego told RIA Novosti about this. According to him, Kiev expects to intimidate residents with the appearance of UAVs in regions remote from the special operation zone. “Everything in the countryside is a pure nightmare for the population; just as they are nightmares i…See the Story
The Russian military explained the AFU drone strikes on peaceful targets
Richard Blumenthal · United States Blumenthal is calling on Congress to quickly pass the Access to Family Building Act. This comes after an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that severely restricts access to IVF. The IVF procedure involves fertilizing an egg outside the womb and implanting the embryo into the uterus. Blumenthal's new conference is set for 10:30 a.m. at the State Capitol.See the Story
Sen. Richard Blumenthal to roll out plan to protect access to IVF
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Richard Blumenthal · UkraineAmerican semiconductor manufacturers need to do more to ensure that their chips do not end up in weapons and equipment used by Russian military, said Senator Richard Blumenthal at a hearing on February 27. His remarks were directed at American semiconductor manufacturers, such as Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intel Corp., Texas Instruments and Analog Devices. This was a response to reports that their products are being used in Russian equipment …See the Story
The US Congress criticized the American manufacturers, whose chips appeared in the troops who shoot at Ukraine
Richard Blumenthal · New LondonSenator Richard Blumenthal (D–Connecticut) is demanding answers about the United States Coast Guard’s investigation into rape and harassment at its own academy. The Coast Guard is accused of intentionally hiding reports of sexual assaults at their cadet academy for years. Internal documents released last week allegedly continue the cover-up. Driving the news: An investigation known as Operation Fouled Anchor found 62 substantiated instances of r…See the Story
Blumenthal seeks answers in Coast Guard sexual assault cases
Richard Blumenthal · ConnecticutAs lots of folks are reporting, Senator Richard Blumenthal, this morning, released an updated version of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). He and co-author Senator Marsha Blackburn are also crowing how they’ve now increased the list of co-sponsors to 62 Senators, including Senators Chuck Schumer and Ted Cruz among others. Blumenthal, as he always…See the Story
Senator Blumenthal Pretends To Fix KOSA; It’s A Lie
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Richard Blumenthal · United StatesCristiano Lima-Strong / Washington Post:
Richard Blumenthal and Marsha Blackburn announce an updated Kids Online Safety Act and say 60+ US senators support the bill; KOSA faces uncertainty in the House — With more than 60 backers, an updated Kids Online Safety Act finally has a path to passage in the Senate but faces uncertainty in the House.See the Story