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Burgess EverettPolitico |
It's a remarkable sign that the Senate’s two often-feuding leaders see themselves as something of a beacon of stability in a tumultuous Washington.
But the Senate Minority Leader did not push the speaker to bring up the Senate-passed foreign aid bill, specifically.
The Republican leader told POLITICO that his critics "had their shot" already. But conservatives are not done whacking him over the...
Its leader has no relationship with the former president. But Senate Republicans are peeling off to endorse him on the eve of the Iowa caucus.
In their statement the two leaders said they hoped to take “swift action” in January after those talks produce legislation.
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His intense lobbying effort puts the Senate GOP leader at odds with his new House counterpart, Speaker Mike Johnson.
The South Carolina Republican is working on a bill that would immediately freeze $6 billion in Iranian assets held in Qatar.
The confirmation of Biden's nominee for U.S. ambassador to Israel suddenly takes on new urgency.
It's not just increased fears about a shutdown. Senators would consider themselves lucky to end the year without a catastrophe.
The GOP confrontation last week over continued aid was a rude awakening for Mitch McConnell and other senators who back Ukraine funding.
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The retiring Utahn and leading GOP anti-Trumpist simply "can't vote for Donald Trump," he told POLITICO. But that doesn't mean he supports the current...
He quelled any political threats after his freeze-ups. But the Senate GOP is openly pondering life without him in charge.
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