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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell “blocked a lot of things, things I care about, like 9/11 health,” Schumer said in his weekly press conference. “He just said ‘no’ at the end.”
Fontelo looks at some of the defining traits of the 118th Congress.
Cut to today, and the opportunity for members of today’s GOP to take a stand.
Postal Service is gearing up for another election with lots of mail-in ballots, officials said this week during an online news conference.
Recent polls in several Senate battlegrounds point to the possibility of spoilers affecting the battle for control of the chamber next Congress.
When a reporter asked Senate Republican Conference Chairman John Barrasso about the abortion legislation Tuesday morning, the Wyoming Republican countered, “You ought to be asking me about inflation
Hageman was ahead of Cheney by more than 25 percentage points when The Associated Press called the race at 10:12 p.m. Tuesday with an estimated 22 percent of the vote counted.
You saw the press conference [Tuesday], he doesn’t even know what state I’m from. He’s confused. He lies about things and blames everyone else,” Scott said. “The guy can’t do the job.
ANALYSIS — It’s 2022, but there’s a strong feeling of 2015 déjà vu growing in the halls of Congress.
Jeff Fortenberry should resign from Congress after Fortenberry was convicted on three felony counts. “I want to discuss with him today. I think he had his day in court.
Former President Jimmy Carter proposed and the Congress enacted a crude oil windfall profits tax in 1980 after price controls enacted in the 1970s were eliminated.
It marks the first time in its 25-year history that the group has endorsed someone running against a sitting member of Congress in a primary.
House GOP Conference Chair Elise Stefanik left Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s emotional virtual address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday to lambaste what she called Biden’s
The conference was meant to be a moment for the caucus to unify ahead of the midterm elections.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Jaime Harrison held a press conference to draw attention to the “political stunt” to block federal reserve nominees he said were needed to “get to work to tackle
“Today is a great day for America in our long battle with the coronavirus,” the president said during a Rose Garden event that had the feel of the kind of premature jocularity often exhibited by
Will it take an even greater mobilization today, on the [left], among voting activists to ensure that people can exercise their right to vote and have that vote count?
Biden acknowledged in his news conference Wednesday that congressional leaders may have to slim down his stalled social spending, climate change and tax package, if any of it is to pass the Senate.
Populist members of the House GOP Conference, including Reps.
What we’re reading Stu says: Looking at how the Senate of 2001 compares to the one in office today, Stu Rothenberg sees the biggest change happening on the GOP side of the aisle.