Sheldon Whitehouse

Trump's EPA Pick Urged To Come Clean On Ties To Secretive Koch-Funded Group

Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt's ties to the fossil fuel industry keep going deeper and deeper.
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Senator: 'I Can’t Let Our Country Become An Idiot Country'

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse is worried the United States can't move forward without climate reform.
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Senators Target The 'Many-Headed Dragon' Of Climate Change Denial

Lawmakers are calling out companies they say engaged in a "sophisticated and deceitful campaign" to mislead the public.
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Senators Breathe New Life Into Criminal Justice Reform Bill

But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell still needs convincing to back the revised legislation.
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Senate Takes First Real Step Toward Combating Heroin Epidemic

The bill would help shift the country's drug strategy away from punishment.
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Senator Wonders If 'Pro-Botnet' Caucus Derailed His CISA Amendment

"No comment," say the zombie computers of congressional aides.
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Food Giants Align For Climate Action

If you like ice cream and chocolate, you might want to pay attention.
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