Jeanne Shaheen

Democrat Calls For Senate Hearings Into Russia's Interference In U.S. Elections

She warned of the "sobering possibility that Russia is employing the tactics it has used to influence elections in places like Ukraine and Georgia, this time in the United States.”
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When Domestic Violence Victims Face Eviction For Calling The Cops

A new bill hopes to keep victims from being punished for their abuser’s actions.
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Senate Fails To Secure Visas For Afghan Interpreters Who Risked Their Lives For U.S. Troops

A combination of nativist anti-immigration motives and legislative obstructionism doomed the effort.
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Bill To Establish Basic Rights For Rape Survivors Sails Through Senate

A rare moment of bipartisanship brings the nation closer to much-needed help for sexual assault victims.
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The Idea Of Basic Rights For Rape Victims Moves A Step Closer To Reality

A key Senate panel agrees that states should stop throwing out rape kits.
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Senate Republicans Block $600 Million In Emergency Funding To Fight Heroin, Opioid Epidemic

The legislators said the bill was "duplicative" and millions had already been appropriated to deal with the national problem.
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Dems And Drug Policy Groups Are Worried Chuck Schumer Is Politicizing Heroin

2016 is causing problems.
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