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Sen. Bernie Sanders’ move to land an op-ed in Manchin’s backyard seems to have crossed the line for the West Virginia senator.
The GOP leader "knows exactly what he’s doing," one lieutenant said. And the Democratic leader won't give in. That's life in a 50-50 Senate.
Sen. Jon Tester has stepped forward — in quotable, often profane style — as an unlikely backer of President Joe Biden in a deep-red state.
Manchin also suggested beginning debate no earlier than Oct. 1.
The moderate Democrat laid out how he wants to work on President Joe Biden’s family plan, starting with tax reform.
The move makes it more likely the GOP can keep control of his seat in next year's midterm elections.
After vowing to tangle with the former president if necessary to nominate electable GOP candidates, the Senate minority leader is tacitly blessing...
The majority leader enjoys a close relationship with his most vocal centrist, and Democrats are not yet alarmed about their internal whip count.
The group of 26 Republicans wants information about who remains in Afghanistan after the frenzied evacuation effort at the end of August.
"The truth is we need more," the Vermont senator said in an interview, adding this is "the minimum of what we should be spending."
As her bipartisan infrastructure bill becomes a House bargaining chip, the Arizona Democrat is reiterating her resistance to spending as much as...
"Delay usually puts you at a disadvantage," warned the campaign chief for the Democrats, who have only one undecided incumbent.
The two moderates may try to slash down their party's ambitions. But as one Republican put it: "What’s down? $100 million? $1 trillion?”
Republicans are privately signaling they are likely to put up the votes to advance the deal, provided Thursday goes smoothly.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's statement that she'll want changes to Democrats' $3.5 trillion spending package provoked progressive anger.
“I am pro-life, and that’s not just for the unborn. It’s for those that are living,” Sen. Mitt Romney said.
Sen. Joe Manchin said 2018 was his "last campaign for Senate." Now, he says "you never know" about 2024.
Sen. Maggie Hassan is one of a handful of incumbents being targeted by the GOP in key swing states.
“I’d like to pay for all of it," the influential West Virginia centrist said. "I don’t think we need more debt.”
The Alaska Republican swatted her GOP challenger, boosted by the ex-president, as "somebody with a pulse." But she's also mum about reelection.
Now that a deal is clinched, the GOP leader has his eyes at stopping a bill that's likely to raise taxes on corporations and spend trillions of...
Sen. Joe Manchin also indicated that he would join his party's work on a bigger, separate bill.
Joe Manchin wants to remake Democrats' sweeping elections reform bill. Republicans plan to take it down before he can try.
Defections are looming. The clock is ticking. But the majority leader is projecting confidence: "Unity brings us strength and success."
She's spent years building GOP ties that rival Sen. Joe Manchin's. The next few days will test whether that can translate to 60 votes for an...
An administration officials said Republicans never increased the price tag of their offer enough to satisfy the president.
The bill is doomed to fail and will have bipartisan opposition unless Sen. Joe Manchin changes his mind.
Sen. Susan Collins is fighting an uphill battle to fix a potentially doomed bill.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is betting the filibuster, and therefore his power over Biden's agenda, is here to stay.
The battle over the chamber’s 60-vote threshold will erupt as soon as next week.
“I definitely want to run for president again,” Gillibrand told POLITICO during an interview in her Capitol office.
Former President Donald Trump and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy are also against the commission proposal.
If Iowa's incumbent senator runs for reelection in 2022, the seat is safe for Republicans. If he retires, they'll have a battle on their hands.
With “what’s going on in the House," the Iowa senator said, "they need to evaluate: Is this helping or hurting our party?”
The GOP is using the issue in an effort to hobble the Arizona Democratic senator's reelection campaign next year.
Sen. Dick Durbin said he hopes President Joe Biden does not split up his infrastructure priorities into two separate bills, saying "time is not on our...
Shelley Moore Capito is playing a starring role in Washington’s central debate over Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan.
Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin is repeating his controversial endorsements of Senate Republicans
Keep Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema close and publicly praise them, Mitch McConnell explained, because they could “save this institution.”
However, any attempt to craft bipartisan guns legislation faces steep odds.
The Senate majority leader said Democrats' current opportunity comes around “maybe twice a century.”
It’s just the latest power move from the senator, who has become Democrats’ squeakiest wheel in the early days of Biden’s presidency.
The broadside from the Senate minority leader is just the latest sign of a fraying alliance between big companies and the Republican Party.
The Vermont Independent wants to force Medicare negotiations with drug companies and use that revenue to pay for a broader program.
Because the West Virginia senator is Democrats’ 50th vote, they may have no choice but to listen to him.
Sen. John Thune is taking his time on reelection, with the former president potentially standing in his way.
Unlike immigration, infrastructure or even guns, no senators are talking across the aisle about whether any compromise can be had.
A bipartisan group is looking to break the chamber's gridlock, but few Senate Republicans are leaping to help Biden.
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