All articles tagged with #mark warner
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Politico
Senator Mark Warner, up for re-election in Virginia, is avoiding the government shutdown to focus on fighting Trump and criticizing his administration, while also engaging in efforts to improve Democratic messaging online.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Axios
Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chair Mark Warner's classified intelligence meeting was canceled after far-right activist Laura Loomer attacked him online, accusing him of being part of a conspiracy and criticizing the intelligence community, leading to concerns about political influence and security clearances.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Politico
Senator Mark Warner criticized the Trump administration's pressure on the University of Virginia, leading to the resignation of President James Ryan amid federal probes into diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, warning that such actions threaten academic freedom and could impact other universities.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NPR
Senator Mark Warner is leading a bipartisan effort in the Senate to address the national security concerns surrounding TikTok's Chinese ownership, citing fears of potential Chinese propaganda and data collection. The House has voted to ban TikTok if it's not sold by its Chinese owners, and Warner emphasizes the need for continuity of service while considering a potential divestment. He argues that the challenge of China's authoritarian regime and economic impact on corporate America is a bipartisan concern that requires action in the interest of national security.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner, a Democrat, has raised concerns about the escalating influx of illegal immigrants at the southern border, urging negotiators to strike a deal on a border framework to be included in the national supplemental aid package. Warner highlighted the record-breaking number of over 12,000 migrants encountered in a single day and emphasized the need for bipartisan action on border security measures. Talks have been ongoing between senators and the Biden administration, with Republicans insisting on strict border security measures tied to additional aid for Ukraine. Negotiations are now postponed until January, as Congress failed to reach an agreement before the holiday recess.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Business Insider
Senate Intelligence Chair Mark Warner stated that Vladimir Putin believes Ukraine will fall within months without renewed US military aid. Warner's assessment came after senators blocked a $175 million aid package. The package proposed by President Joe Biden, which included funds for Ukraine, Israel, and aid for Gaza, was blocked due to various concerns raised by both Republican and Democratic senators. The deadlock in aid could play into Putin's hands as the war in Ukraine reaches a violent stalemate, potentially jeopardizing Ukraine's ability to continue liberating territory and increasing the risk of losing the war.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Hill
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner believes that Israeli attacks against Hamas in Gaza are becoming more targeted as Israeli forces surround Gaza City. Warner acknowledges Israel's right to defend itself but expresses concern over indiscriminate bombings in recent weeks. He emphasizes the importance of pauses in fighting to allow trapped civilians to escape and calls for Israel to be held to a higher standard. The Biden administration has also increased calls for a humanitarian pause in Gaza to allow aid to enter and civilians to leave.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
Senate Intelligence Chairman Mark Warner has cautioned that artificial intelligence (AI) could be manipulated to disrupt the 2024 US elections and financial markets, particularly through the use of deep fakes. He highlighted the vulnerability of the United States to countries like China with advanced AI technology and suggested that Congress may need to pass new laws with penalties to deter malicious actors. President Joe Biden also emphasized the need to govern AI technology during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox Business
Senator Mark Warner has said he will return donations he received from Silicon Valley Bank if there is evidence of "malfeasance" uncovered at Tuesday's hearing by the Senate Banking Committee. Warner was one of 16 Democrats who voted for a 2018 law that rolled Dodd-Frank banking regulations put in place after the 2008 financial crisis. In the wake of Silicon Valley Bank collapsing, the rollbacks have received fresh scrutiny. Democratic lawmakers Chuck Schumer, Maxine Waters, and Ro Khanna have returned those donations.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Hill
Senator Mark Warner criticized former President Donald Trump's call for his supporters to protest a possible arrest as "outrageous behavior" and warned that it could lead to further violence. Trump has indicated he expects to be arrested as a prosecutor in Manhattan investigates his alleged role in a hush money payment. While the FBI has seen no specific threats of violence, Warner noted that the level of rhetoric on some right-wing sites has increased. Many have likened Trump's call for protest to his calls to supporters after the 2020 election that ultimately culminated in the violent attack on the Capitol.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN
Senator Mark Warner has been briefed by the FBI about possible threats that could occur if former President Donald Trump is indicted in New York for an alleged hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels. Trump is currently under investigation, but has not yet been charged in the case.