To avert a government shutdown, Senate Democratic leader says he’ll vote with the GOP
Schumer’s comments are a change in tune from Wednesday when he said that Democrats would not provide the votes needed to approve the House-passed stopgap funding measure. He argued that the Senate should instead vote on a “clean” bill that would maintain spending levels for 30 days to enable bipartisan negotiations.
President Donald Trump and key Senate Republicans are still grasping for a solution to the US government closing in on ...
Senate Democrats gave up their sole point of leverage Thursday, as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) announced that ...
CNN's Capitol Hill correspondent Manu Raju reports on the struggle taking place within the Senate Democratic caucus over ...
On the menu: more than 200 ideas, ranging from the estate tax to housing credits and loosening the cap on the state and local ...
Minnesota Senate Republicans are making another attempt to oust embattled DFL Sen. Nicole Mitchell in an ethics committee ...
California Democratic Sens. Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff say they will vote against a budget measure aimed at funding the ...
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In a blog post, Buttigieg wrote that he "seriously" considered running for office in 2026 but that the Democratic Party has a ...
Senate President Mattie Daughtry, a Democrat, accused Republicans of 'moving the goalpost' with their call for reforms and ...
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