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More Republicans Call For Max Miller’s Resignation Amid Abuse Allegations: Here’s What To Know

Thune has eight days to appease the president who wants to see the framework for a third GOP bill advance before senators break for summer recess

The image—the second released since McConnell's June hospitalization—appears intended to reassure supporters about the 84-year-old senator's condition

As preconditions to their effectiveness they must accumulate both significant seniority in the body of 100, and the respect of their ever changing 99 colleagues

Senate Republicans and some Democrats fear another government shutdown is looming this fall, after bipartisan spending talks broke down this week and forcing Republicans to cancel the markup of four appropriations bills set for Thursday

It’s a rejection of the approach taken during the Biden administration, which treated climate change as an existential threat and tried to stop new drilling and pipelines

Taylor Rogers, a White House spokesperson, said “when there is an announcement on a permanent nomination, it will be made by the President directly.”

Duffy and his family are set to star in The Great American Road Trip, a five-part reality show that will be released on YouTube for free next month as part of celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary

The two-term lawmaker who served a decade and a half in the House before first winning election to the Senate in 2014 and making history as the state's first female senator hails from a political family

The hesitance comes even as the energy market has emerged as one of the biggest pressure points in the war

The soaring price of gas near their Southern California home wasn’t the only reason they replaced their eight-year-old Mercedes C-class sedan with their first electric vehicle, a Rivian R1 SUV

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is expected to start what could be up to two weeks of debate on the SAVE America Act

There were more than 111 incidents where shortages threatened "operational integrity" on Sunday, which the Department of Homeland Security describes as "hotspots." Travelers across the country reported lengthy TSA queues that snaked through airports, with some waiting one to two hours at security checkpoints

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford has divested his Republic Airways stock after previously failing to do so during an agreed-upon time frame

US Senate passes bill to fund government amid battle over ICE tactics

The partial government shutdown that started Saturday is vastly different from the record closure in the fall