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The vote shows that raising the wage faces significant hurdles within the party, in a disappointment for the left.
The Alaska senator — as unique as her home state — has admitted she is torn over what to do.
A disagreement over unemployment benefits does not appear a big enough problem to derail or delay the party’s push for quick passage.
Neera Tanden's been in Senate purgatory for a week now as she and the Biden administration fight to convince Sen. Lisa Murkowski to back her bid to be...
If there's a model for how to successfully build a conservative GOP out of Trump's shadow, it might as well be the Nebraska Republican.
The crumbled alliance between Trump and McConnell has finally brought the GOP to the reckoning that never happened after the 2016 election.
“If I can't say what I believe that our president should stand for, then why should I ask Alaskans to stand with me?” she said.
His announcement ends a long period of silence over whether he would consider convicting Trump.
Kyrsten Sinema's defense of the Senate’s age-old rules is likely to frustrate progressives eager to use every tool at their disposal to advance...
The Louisiana Republican's experience is a sign of what’s to come for Republicans who vote to convict the president in the coming days.
The majority leader said Democrats “are trying to work as well as we can with the parliamentarian to get the minimum wage."
As the critical swing vote in a 50-50 Senate, Joe Manchin has emerged as the most powerful man in Washington.
The amendment would explicitly bar "upper-income taxpayers" from eligibility for $1,400 stimulus checks.
Ten Republicans will meet with Biden later today to discuss the plan.
They are hoping for a bipartisan compromise.
Republicans also oppose using the committee to probe electoral objections, even as they disagree with the two senators' conduct.
Senate Democrats will speak with top Biden administration officials on Thursday about the path forward.
The Democrat's health scare is a reminder that a sudden retirement or illness could shift the Senate's balance of power.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has pushed for a guarantee that the filibuster remain in place.
"It has gotten harder and harder to break through the partisan gridlock," he said.
The new president is not receiving the bipartisan embrace he's long sought.
“I’m supporting the incumbents,” Sen. Rick Scott said.
"Chuck Schumer is the majority leader and he should be treated like majority leader."
The 50-50 split will require buy-in from both party leaders, particularly ahead of Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.
The threat from pro-Trump extremists has increased the sense of urgency for lawmakers.
GOP senators are largely without leadership guidance over how to judge Donald Trump during the second impeachment trial.
The former GOP senator and frequent Trump critic isn't ruling out another bid for office amid his party's reckoning.
“I think it’s awful. I am going to support my oath to the Constitution,” said one GOP senator.
The progressive senator is already playing the inside game to shape Biden's agenda.
The majority leader said the Senate will only consider “smart targeted aid, not another fire hose of borrowed money."
Senate leaders sparred on the floor, even as GOP support grows for higher payments.
The move could undermine Republican senators competing in the Georgia run-offs.
The top Senate Republican finally recognized Biden's win, but he still needs the president's help.
The majority leader has cautiously navigated Biden's electoral win as Trump challenged the results.
“What kind of negotiation is it when you go from $3.4 trillion to $188 billion in new money?" the Vermont senator asks.
The move means negotiators remain at an impasse.
It's the latest sign of resistance to a bipartisan Covid relief plan in the Senate.
If Trump rejects it, a new round of aid could be delayed until after Biden is sworn in.
Sen. Chris Coons' relationships with Republicans will be critical to advancing the new president's agenda.
“It really is a superhuman effort on our part to get this together in time to help the American people as quickly as possible," a top Democrat says.
The retiring Tennessee Republican sounds off on his opposition to Judy Shelton's Fed nomination and the state of the GOP.
The measure will include money for schools and health care.
The new attempt comes as cases and deaths spike across the nation.
A series of GOP senators told POLITICO they'd back the president-elect's nominees — as long as they're "mainstream."
With Republicans likely to hold only a slim majority, the moderate Maine senator will play a key role in legislation.
The president's refusal to concede the election is finding support among GOP senators who are eager for his help in holding the Senate.
The longtime senator defeated Democrat Sara Gideon.
The Republican won a second term over Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock.
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