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The incompetence of Trump's legal team apparently compelled Republican senators to intervene by organizing his Ukraine trial defense themselves

The Republican senator from Nebraska is the "sole finalist" to be president of the University of Florida.

"It would be a miracle if we manage to secure a framework agreement, let alone a final bill. However, miracles do happen sometimes," stated Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.)

It’s been a year and a half since Biden won the 2020 election, fair and square.

Republicans raged about previous Supreme Court hearings and critical race theory, but their outbursts lost steam

The Democrat from New Mexico was given a standing ovation at a Senate hearing a month after experiencing a stroke

Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon was the first Democrat to oppose Biden's nominee for ambassador to Japan

Former McCain staff members share their thoughts on the legacy of the late senator

The leader of the Senate Republicans is attempting to alter the historical narrative while leaving Democrats to handle the prevention of an economic disaster by themselves

I can't support our economy or essentially our society heading toward a mindset of entitlement

The number of domestic terrorism cases has more than doubled, partly because of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol

Jennifer Sung signed a 2018 letter making that claim about the then-Supreme Court nominee. She wouldn’t disavow it in her Senate confirmation hearing.

The West Virginia moderate is urging his party to "hit the pause button" on its ambitious package of spending on climate, health care, immigration and more.

Having traditionally endorsed candidates, the party has now faced primary elections in three significant states

With a Democrat now in the White House, the GOP is sounding the alarm over deficits after years of ignoring them during Trump's presidency

Texas Democrats who fled their state want Senate leaders to work through the August recess and speed up efforts to pass federal voting rights legislation.

President Joe Biden promised he would only sign an infrastructure bill if Congress also approves another multitrillion-dollar bill filled with additional Democratic priorities

After five months, the president has quietly reached a significant achievement in appointing judges to lifetime positions on the federal courts

The Democrat from West Virginia once more conveyed optimism that "there are enough good Republicans" who will back a bipartisan resolution regarding changes to federal voting

A week after saying he opposed the For the People Act, the West Virginia Democrat revealed what parts of the bill he would support.

The Democratic leader, who voted for the AUMF in 2002, warned that a future president could "use it as a justification for military adventurism."

Remember the names of these GOP lawmakers who prioritized Donald Trump over American democracy. Twice

The two parties still significantly disagree on the size of the infrastructure package, and even more crucially, on how to fund it

During a speech in Tulsa, the president subtly addressed two Democratic senators who have resisted efforts to do away with the filibuster

The Senate will vote on S.1, the For the People Act, in June, Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said.