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↵↵A provision in the fiscal 2026 Legislative Branch spending bill, which is part of the package, would allow senators to sue for at least $500,000 each when federal investigators search their phone records
Senate appropriators Sunday unveiled a roughly $7.3 billion draft fiscal 2026 Legislative Branch appropriations bill, part of a three-bill package that could be paired with a stopgap spending measure in
Under the deal, the legislation would combine three full-year spending bills for fiscal 2026 with a continuing resolution to fund the rest of the government through Jan. 30.
↵↵"We had some issues to discuss," was all Johnson would say as he left the floor late Sunday.
↵↵If Trump has a legislative strategy for the 12-month run to the 2026 midterm elections, he and his team have done a bang-up job camouflaging it.
"I don't see anything changing, if at all, for a while."↵↵Even before the conference, Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., called the plan a nonstarter in its current form.
That's after Congress rejected such a plan as committees put together fiscal 2026 spending bills that have yet to become law.
resolution said that "preserving American dominance in AI will allow the United States to hold an advantage in military capabilities, economic might, scientific achievement, and geopolitical influence, all
But Calvert announced Wednesday he will run in 2026 not in his now-blue 41st District, but in the neighboring 40th District, an even more GOP-dominated enclave.
"I do actually wonder if Trump will be even more of a drag in 2026 —the reason is that perceptions of the economy were better eight years ago than they are now."
Wins across the board↵↵Around the country, Democrats saw wins that galvanized party leaders as they look ahead to 2026. ↵↵In New York City, Zohran Mamdani won the mayor's office, beating former Gov.
↵↵"Serial flip-flopper Jared Golden's exit from Congress says it all: He's turned his back on Mainers for years and now his chickens are coming home to roost.
"I followed the filing calendar and, of course, took time to reflect on making this choice, because it came as a shock to all of our supporters, it's still shocking many of our allies."
↵↵Senate Democrats also ran a "hotline" last week to gauge support for a package of funding bills that included the chamber's fiscal 2026 Labor-HHS-Education appropriations measure, which covers dollars