Bipartisan Women of Senate Outraged by Barbaric Taliban Attack on 14-Year-Old who Advocated for Education; Urge Protection of Rights for Women and Girls
LAKEWOOD, Wash. — They are casualties of wa r not often heard about: wounded soldiers who can no longer start a family. Under its
Watch video of Senator Murray’s speech. (Washington, D.C.) –Today, Thursday, September 13th, U.S. Senator Patty Murray gave a speech on the Senate floor urging
WASHINGTON — In 1973, the Suquamish Indian Tribe of Washington state accused a non-Indian man of assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest and ordered
The U.S. Senate stands behind its strengthened, bipartisan version of the Violence Against Women Act and will never accept a weaker bill from the House
