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“We’ve got an incredible story to tell,” the vice president said, citing specifically the record amount of appellate judges the Senate confirmed last year.
“The Senate Intelligence Committee is the only thing we have left that can put confidence into the system and also into the investigation.”
Menendez is running for a third full Senate term this year.
(Zack Wajsgrasu/The Daily Progress via AP) It’s not every day a chartered Amtrak train carrying the Republican caucuses in the House and Senate, plus staff and spouses, is involved in a deadly accident
But he told Roll Call in an interview on Monday that the work of crafting, editing and re-crafting the address fell to a team led by Stephen Miller, Trump’s top domestic policy adviser.
Watch: A Die-Hard Senate Tradition: Pen and Paper to Record Votes [jwp-video n=”1″] The Office of Compliance has come under criticism in recent months for having a drawn-out
Rodney Frelinghuysen, the chairman of the Appropriations Committee, announced Monday he will not run for re-election in November.
baggage — an employee at a local bank landed in hot water with her employer when the congressman alerted the CEO that she was a Democratic activist — and it was unclear whether he was ready for a difficult re-election
Joe Manchin III could have one less crucial donor in his re-election bid this year: the National Rifle Association.
Senate Republicans are readying for a vote next week on a late-term abortion bill.
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After African-American women played a key role in Doug Jones’ victory in the Alabama Senate race last month, Democrats are working on more effective messaging for them in hopes they will do the same thing
Joe Manchin III at the top of the ticket (he told The New York Times he’s filing his re-election papers just before this weekend’s deadline), down-ballot candidates in both districts can ride the coattails
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Leader Charles E.
The Senate minority leader seemingly put the re-election interests of Heidi Heitkamp in North Dakota and Indiana’s Joe Donnelly over the future of the 690,000 Dreamers registered under the Deferred Action
Less than a week after the Justice Department said it would seek to re-try Sen.
voted against reopening the government this week, it was notable not because he was only one of 18 senators to do so, but because he departed from another important political subset: Democrats up for re-election
Tester has never earned more than 50 percent of the vote in his previous Senate races.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made a commitment Sunday night that he would take up immigration legislation if there is no action by the end of those three weeks on Feb. 8.
Connolly, a Democrat who represents thousands of federal workers in the Virginia suburbs, said he would vote to re-open the government, and said assurances from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to