Press Releases

Date	Title
11/5/19	Thune: Bipartisan “Filter Bubble” Bill Would Give Consumers More Control Over What They View Online
11/1/19	Thune, Colleagues Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Increase Internet Platform Transparency and Provide Consumers With Greater Control Over Digital Content
10/31/19	Thune Statement on Democrats Blocking Military Funding
10/31/19	Thune: Senate Democrats Are Jeopardizing Military Funding
10/30/19	Schatz Leads Bipartisan Group In Introducing New Legislation To Expand Telehealth Services, Improve Health Outcomes, And Cut Costs
10/30/19	Thune: Democrats Should Support our Military and Vote for Defense Funding
10/30/19	Delegation Urges Administration to Quickly Approve South Dakota Disaster Declaration
10/29/19	Thune: Democrats Want to Maximize Washington Control of Americans’ Health Care
10/23/19	Thune: Drug Pricing Legislation Should be a Bipartisan Effort
10/23/19	Thune: I Will Continue to Fight to Protect Religious Liberty
10/17/19	Thune: Passing USMCA Will Boost the U.S. Economy
10/17/19	Thune, Klobuchar Lead Colleagues in Urging USDA to Prioritize CRP State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement
10/16/19	Thune: Looking Forward to the Future of Ellsworth Air Force Base
10/15/19	Thune, Schatz Introduce Legislation to Improve Weather Forecasting Models
10/4/19	Thune Praises Administration’s Commitment to Agriculture
9/26/19	Thune Hears From Livestock Industry Leaders on Market Transparency
9/25/19	Thune Statement on Trade Deal With Japan
9/24/19	Delegation Applauds Administration’s Decision to Approve South Dakota Disaster Declaration Following Severe Storms and Flooding
9/24/19	Thune: It’s Time for Congress to Ratify USMCA Now
9/18/19	Thune: Defense Funding is Imperative
9/17/19	Thune’s Office Accepting Spring Internship Applications
9/17/19	Thune: Congress Should Pass USMCA As Soon As Possible
9/12/19	Thune, Markey Continue to Urge FAA to Develop Operating Standards for Drones
9/12/19	Thune Statement on EPA’s Commitment to Rolling Back WOTUS
9/12/19	Thune: I Will Continue to Fight for South Dakota’s Priorities in Washington

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