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Senate Democrats take turns slamming President Trump
While Senate Democrats do not have much legislative action ready to launch in response to President Donald Trump, they spent more than two hours Monday ripping into the administration's immigration crackdown and warning about damage to the rule of law.
As the Senate reconvenes this week, the Honest Elections Project is urging GOP leaders to move quickly to close a loophole ...
Republicans have raced to approve the president’s picks to serve as top diplomats around the globe, in some cases with solid ...
A GOP-backed push for cuts to public broadcasting is picking up momentum in Congress as lawmakers brace for a formal request ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A majority of the U.S. Senate on Tuesday backed one-time U.S. Senator David Perdue to be ambassador to ...
Gov. Ned Lamont and top Connecticut Democrats ripped President Donald Trump’s first 100 days Tuesday as “an utter disaster.” ...
The U.S. under the legislation would impose a $1,000 fee on migrants seeking asylum — something the nation has never done.
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Montana Republicans dominated in the fall election, but moderates in the party have shared power with Democrats in the ...
Georgia is one of Republicans’ best Senate pickup opportunities, but the field remains frozen as Kemp weighs a run.
An amendment from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan would make the Justice Department the sole federal enforcer ...
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Ed Martin distanced himself from a Jan. 6 defendant he gave an award to and whom a Trump-appointed judge described as someone ...
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