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"Damn right, let's do more of that," Pennsylvania's genial Bob Casey says to GOP critics of Democrats' social spending agenda.
In a statement, the Arizona Democrat warned that delaying the vote only reduced trust within the party
Some Senate Republicans are engaging in preliminary discussions with the West Virginia senator in his longshot effort for a bipartisan compromise on...
"We cannot continue these hateful and xenophobic Trump policies that disregard our refugee laws," the Senate majority leader said Tuesday.
The decision is a blow to the White House and Democrats on the Hill.
David Chipman is currently a senior policy advisor to Giffords, a gun control group, and faced an uphill battle to Senate confirmation.
The chamber's rules referee will hear reasoning on whether Democrats can include a legal path to citizenship for certain immigrant groups in their...
Activists are ready to push party moderates in line. But on the Hill, liberal senators are staying quieter than House counterparts.
The West Virginia Democrat said in a WSJ op-ed that he would not support the $3.5 trillion package “or anywhere near that level of additional...
Sens. Jerry Moran, Todd Young and Mike Rounds have announced they would not support the final infrastructure bill.
Sens. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.), Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) have announced they would not support the final infrastructure bill.
Senior members of the party met Wednesday afternoon to discuss how to proceed.
The majority leader also indicated the chamber would consider amendments to the deal once it's ready for floor votes.
However, some Senate Democrats don't support the overall cost of the legislation, and say they want changes.
Bipartisan criminal justice reform is chugging ahead in Congress, a potential deal that follows 2018's cross-aisle First Step Act.
Senate Republicans plan to block the bill Tuesday evening, which Democrats have characterized as essential to pass before the 2022 midterms.
Now that the Senate has confirmed most of Biden's Cabinet, Democrats are turning their focus to judges.
All 11 Democrats on the committee vowed to “vigorously investigate this apparent effort to weaponize DOJ against Trump’s perceived political...
The New Jersey Democrat says another White House run isn't on his mind, as he's distinctively positioned to wield his power in the Senate.
The GOP offer only includes $257 billion in new spending, when the White House has asked for $1.7 trillion.
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, the GOP's lead negotiator, said they plan to send another counteroffer to the White House on Thursday.
Senate Republicans are still seizing on the issue in the lead-up to the 2022 midterms.
GOP leaders had heavily signaled that their entire 50-member conference would stay unified against her.
Among the loudest complaints about Vanita Gupta and Kristen Clarke are coming from potential GOP presidential aspirants.
Nonetheless, background checks legislation is unlikely to win the 60 votes needed to overcome a GOP filibuster.
The panel’s to-do list is long, and its mission is complicated by a roster of senators with bigger national ambitions.
This week will bring the president close to the pace of approvals during the early days of Trump and Obama.
The victory for Democrats came after long impasse over competing proposals for the bill's boost to unemployment benefits.
The White House so far is showing little sign of accepting defeat and has insisted she could still have the votes for confirmation.
Nomination fights can often lead to breakout moments. But the younger Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans must strike a more delicate balance with...
The policy that Democrats are pursuing would make no change to the so-called "blue slip" process that Republicans changed in 2017.
The South Carolina Republican said Friday evening that he plans to encourage Trump to work with Republicans to ensure that they take back the House...
Senate Democrats aren't pressing hard to include witnesses in the upcoming trial.
The president predicted Senate rules would prevent the increase from going forward.
The final agreement comes after weeks of negotiations between the two leaders.
The new Senate majority is eager to turn to Biden’s agenda now that it’s clear Republicans won’t convict Trump in his impeachment trial.
A fight over the filibuster had kept the Senate stalled.
“It’s kind of goofy at the moment,” says the No. 2 Senate Republican.
“The Senate will conduct a trial on the impeachment of Donald Trump,” Sen. Chuck Schumer said.
Kamala Harris will break any ties amid a 50-50 split.
“This ceremony is the culmination of 244 years of a democracy,” she says.
"The Senate Democratic Majority ... is committed to delivering the bold change our country demands, and the help that our people need.”
The Delaware Democrat said the two Republican senators who mounted challenges to Biden's victory should step down in the aftermath of the deadly riots...
The president has thrown the fate of the bill into jeopardy.
“I’m not heartless. I want to help people. I voted to help people," he said.
The plan is just one of several being discussed on the Hill.
McConnell could stymie the president-elect's ability to get his judicial nominations confirmed.
He's joining a handful of Republicans who say Biden should have access to transition funds and infrastructure.
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