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“The situation is kind of murky and I think the murkiness is a result of the proximity to the election," he says.
"I actually haven't been to the White House since August the 6th," he says.
The Republicans’ insistence on pressing forward comes after Trump and three Republican senators tested positive.
With the GOP fighting to keep control of the Senate, the Judiciary panel hearings will give senators up for reelection a national platform.
The move comes amid a broader push from conservative advocacy groups.
Democrats and Republicans couldn’t even agree on a nonbinding resolution to honor the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Democrats and Republicans couldn’t even agree on a nonbinding resolution to honor the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
“The historical precedent is overwhelming and it runs in one direction," he says.
"The decision on a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court should be made by the President who is elected on November 3rd,” Collins said.
As Senate Republicans eye a narrow aid package, the Democratic leader is urging his caucus to remain united in opposition.
The White House and Democratic leadership have made little to no progress on a deal over the August recess.
DeJoy has come under fire in recent weeks from Democrats over delays in mail delivery.
Senate leadership told GOP aides on a call Monday afternoon that text would be released in the next 24 hours.
Biden’s statement comes as a high proportion of rent and mortgage payments are due Saturday, the start of a new month.
“We must have no stigma — none — about wearing masks when we leave our homes and come near other people,” he says.
The GOP senator says the president needs to overhaul his process for picking nominees to the high court, in a swipe at top legal conservatives.
Democrats say the plan doesn't go nearly far enough in tackling police misconduct. Republicans chastised them for refusing to even begin debate.
Sen. Chris Coons is poised to play a critical role advancing Biden's agenda if Trump is defeated.
Senate Republicans and the conservative legal community lauded Trump’s decision to nominate Justin Walker.
“The minute Sen. Durbin heard that he had offended Sen. Scott, he sought him out on the floor and apologized,” his spokeswoman says.
The legislation is to be introduced by Sen. Tim Scott.
The move aligns the libertarian-leaning Republican with Democrats in the fast-shifting debate on police reform.
The Senate majority leader's comments signal the Confederate statues in Capitol Hill aren't going anywhere.
Schumer objected to Cotton's resolution against defunding police, prompting the Arkansas senator to suggest that Democrats support the effort.
Conflicting messages from the White House means FISA may stay lapsed for weeks or months to come.
The GOP is split over giving states flexibility over how to use relief funds.
Sen. John Kennedy and several Republicans had a White House meeting to discuss coronavirus relief.
The Senate is set to return on Monday, just as Washington nears its peak of coronavirus cases.
The Senate will be back in session Monday, even though Washington, D.C., has yet to hit its peak for coronavirus cases.
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