King, Colleagues Introduce Bill to Strengthen Tax Enforcement Services Against High Dollar Tax Dodgers
common sense solution that should have unanimous bipartisan support: let’s enforce the tax laws already
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King, Barrasso Bill Improving National Park Safety Passes out of Committee, Heads to Senate Floor
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee unanimously. TheirMaking National Parks Safer Actwould equip National Park Service
King’s Bipartisan MAPWaters Act Heads to President’s Desk
expressed their appreciation to their Senate colleagues for unanimously passing their bipartisan legislation that will increase public access
Senators King, Collins Celebrate National Lobster Day
Maine’s iconic lobster industry after the Senate unanimously passed their bipartisan resolution recognizing September
Tomorrow Is Officially “Vets Get Outside Day” After Senators King, Cassidy Resolution Passes Senate Unanimously
June 13, 2025 WASHINGTON, D.C.—The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bipartisan resolution introduced by U.S. Senators Angus
King Celebrates Passage of National Parks Week Resolution
April 23, 2025 WASHINGTON, D.C.– The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bipartisan resolution introduced by U.S. Senator Angus
King, Shaheen Stress Important Role of Military Firefighters at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Coast Guard funding bill passed the Senate unanimously. The full letter sent to Acting Secretary Emmert
King: Passage of Bipartisan Coast Guard Funding Bill Good for Maine, National Security
with Tribes. The bill passed the Senate by unanimous consent and will now head to the House
King: Congress’s Inability to Pass Spending Bills Harms National Security
Berteau, Dr. Michienzi and Dr. McGinn agreed unanimously. A member of the Senate Armed Services Committee
King to Senate Colleagues: “We’ve Got to Wake Up [and] Protect this Institution”
that in 1973, and the Congress, virtually unanimously, passed the impoundment control act which said no, presidents