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Cardin, Van Hollen Introduce Legislation to Protect Federal Workers from Losing Their Homes, Falling Behind on Paying Bills During Shutdown
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Cardin Bill to Protect Federal and Other Government Workers Hurt During Shutdowns Passes Senate
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Cardin, Van Hollen Ask IRS for Details on How They Will Fulfill Plan to Issue Taxpayer Refunds with 88 Percent of Staff Currently Furloughed
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Cardin-Boozman Bill Advancing Women’s Economic Empowerment Signed into Law
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Team Maryland Announces $10.6 Million in Federal Funding to Assess Needs of Maryland’s Children
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Cardin Responds to President Trump’s Address to the Nation
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Cardin, Van Hollen, Warner, Kaine to Colleagues: Voting on House Bills to End Shutdown Should be First Order of Business
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Cardin Seeks to Expand Medicare to Include Dental Benefits
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Cardin, Smith, Colleagues Plan to Introduce Legislation to Ensure Low-Wage Federal Contract Employees Receive Back Pay
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Cardin, Collins Bill to Protect Federal and Other Government Workers Hurt During Shutdowns Introduced for 116th Congress
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Cardin Starts Off New Congress with Legislation to Expand Competition and Reduce the Cost of Health Care Nationwide
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| December 2018 |
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Cardin Provisions to Lower Sewer Bills, Expand Green Infrastructure Heads to President for Signature
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Cardin, Van Hollen Lead Passage of Measure to Ensure that Federal Workers Will Be Paid Following Trump Shutdown
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Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act Heads to President for Signature after Final House, Senate Passage
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Congress Sends Cardin, Boozman Bill to Strengthen Women's Economic Empowerment to President's Desk
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Cardin Votes to Avoid a Partial Shutdown, Vows to Continue Fight for Federal Workers
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Cardin Praises New Agreement Providing New, Legal Pathways for Cuban Baseball Players
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Cardin, Portman Introduce Sweeping Reforms to Strengthen Americans’ Retirement Security
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Cardin Praises Bipartisan Passage of the First Step Act by 87-12 Vote, Says It Must Be the Start of Criminal Justice Reform Efforts, Not the End
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Cardin, Van Hollen Announce $4.1 Million for Lead Hazard Reduction in Baltimore
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