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The Senate will take up the massive Pentagon policy bill this week, providing a stage for high-profile debate on simmering national security issues ranging from transgender troops to the growing North
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan want you to know they’re plenty angry about President Donald Trump’s trifecta deal with Democratic leaders on keeping the government open
Amid GOP members’ collective frustration-venting in public this week about Trump’s decision to cut a deal with Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
This year, the Trump administration and the House and Senate Appropriations committees have all proposed giving the Census Bureau about $1.5 billion for fiscal 2018, which begins Oct. 1.
President Donald Trump is sending mixed messages to incumbent Senate Democrats up for re-election in red states as he and GOP leaders try to woo bipartisan support for a major tax overhaul package.
After months of bashing House Speaker Paul Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and “the Republicans” on Twitter, things got so bad between Trump and McConnell last month that they went for
Using the reconciliation process to re-write the tax code imposes some restrictions on the final product, but it would allow a bill to pass the Senate with just 50 votes and a potential tie-breaker
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell did not name a DACA fix or larger immigration bill Tuesday when outlining September’s to-do list.
Patrick Meehan was winning re-election by 19 points. Democrats see an opening here, especially with voters who are unhappy with President Donald Trump.
Joe Donnelly’s re-election bid next year may lie in his ability to convince Hoosiers he’s not always on the same page as the national Democratic Party.
Her decision to not run for re-election in the 1st District will open up a safe Democratic seat that Hillary Clinton carried by more than 30 points last fall.
Barletta had been encouraged to run for the Senate by President Donald Trump, whom Barletta vocally supported.
Senate seat if the state’s senior senator, Republican Orrin G. Hatch, decided not to run for re-election in 2018.
“I could run for mayor, I could run for legislator, I could run for Senate,” Arpaio told the Examiner. “All I’m saying is the door is open and we’ll see what happens. I’ve got support.
> Any Harvey aid package would add yet another major item to a fall congressional agenda that already includes a debt ceiling hike, passing a spending bill to avert a government shutdown, a possible re-vote
. — On opposite sides of the Ohio River on Thursday, a Republican leader under attack from President Donald Trump and a Democratic senator facing a potentially difficult re-election bid sounded a similar
Bob Corker on Friday morning, tweeting he finds the Republican lawmaker’s recent criticism odd since he has “constantly” sought the president’s advice about his re-election prospects in Tennessee.
He hasn’t yet made a public announcement about running for re-election. But he’s continuing to raise money for his federal campaign account, which he couldn’t use for a gubernatorial bid.
A Republican member of the Senate Finance Committee thinks an overhaul of the tax code will pass this year — on Christmas Eve. “So, here’s my prediction: This is best case scenario, all right?
Holtzclaw was elected to the state Senate in 2010 and re-elected to a second four-year term in 2014.