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Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 08, 2023

An Aid Package for Ukraine and Israel That Invests in American Security Goals
Congress should promptly approve a military aid package that includes crucial support for Ukraine and Israel.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 08, 2023

Fund for Nuclear Waste Exposure Victims in Limbo as Congress Balks at Cost
Bipartisan efforts to extend and expand a program granting compensation to victims of government-caused nuclear contamination are faltering. It is set to expire in June.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 08, 2023

Son of Sen. Kevin Cramer Involved in Fatal Car Chase
Ian Cramer, the son of Senator Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, led police on a car chase in North Dakota on Wednesday.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 07, 2023

Biden Tied Ukraine Aid to Border Security, and It Backfired on Him
President Biden faces difficult choices about how far to go in giving in to conservative demands that he choke off the number of migrants admitted to the United States.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 07, 2023

You Can't Fix Immigration While Holding Ukraine Hostage
There is a bipartisan way to fix the asylum system and still provide aid to Ukraine. That's not what Republicans want.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 07, 2023

Defense Bill Agreement Angers Hard Right, Posing a Threat to Johnson
The new Republican speaker is facing fury from ultraconservative lawmakers for agreeing to drop limits on abortion, transgender care and diversity training.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 07, 2023

Immigration Crisis Complicates Biden's Foreign Policy Priorities
President Biden faces difficult choices about how far to go in giving in to conservative demands that he choke off the number of migrants admitted to the United States.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 07, 2023

The Worst Moment to Play Politics With Immigration
There is a bipartisan way to fix the asylum system and still provide aid to Ukraine. That's not what Republicans want.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 07, 2023

Why Lobbyists Are Still Fighting Congress on Money Laundering
A law to require disclosure of corporate ownership takes effect Jan. 1. Small businesses and banks say it would be too burdensome and are turning to lobbying and the courts to delay or block it.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 06, 2023

Despite McConnell Legacy Push, Ukraine Funding in Increasing Jeopardy
The minority leader, who many believe could step down next year, has found himself out of step with many fellow Senate Republicans on the question of keeping money flowing to the U.S. ally.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 06, 2023

Republicans Block Aid to Ukraine, Jeopardizing Its Fight Against Russia
The vote spotlighted waning support in Congress for backing Ukraine in the war, and left the fate of the effort uncertain.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 06, 2023

Biden Calls on Congress to Approve Aid to Ukraine: ‘This Cannot Wait'
The administration has already alerted Congress that money for Ukraine will run out by the end of the year.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 06, 2023

New Legislation Proposes to Take Wall Street Out of the Housing Market
A bill introduced in the House and Senate would prevent hedge funds from owning single-family houses in the United States.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 06, 2023

Ukraine Aid Bill Heads for Collapse in Senate as Biden Makes Final Plea
President Biden and Democrats in Congress appealed for Republicans to allow the emergency spending bill to advance, but the G.O.P. dug in, demanding strict border provisions be added.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 06, 2023

How Nations Are Losing a Global Race to Tackle A.I.'s Harms
Alarmed by the power of artificial intelligence, Europe, the United States and others are trying to respond — but the technology is evolving more rapidly than their policies.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 05, 2023

Ukraine Aid Falters in Senate as Republicans Insist on Border Restrictions
Legislation to send military aid to Ukraine and Israel was on the brink of collapse, after a briefing devolved into a screaming match one day before a critical test vote in the Senate.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 05, 2023

Tuberville Drops Blockade of Most Military Promotions
Under pressure from senators in both parties, the Alabama Republican allowed more than 400 promotions to move forward, saying he would continue to block only the most senior positions.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 05, 2023

Zelensky Cancels Session With Senators Before Vote on Ukraine Aid
President Volodymyr Zelensky had been scheduled to brief lawmakers, via a private video call, a day after the White House warned that aid to his country would soon run out.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 05, 2023

Kamala Harris Breaks Record of Tiebreaking Votes in the Senate
The vice president has provided the decisive vote in the Senate 32 times, in a reflection of Democrats' narrow majority and broader polarization in politics.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 05, 2023

Tuberville Says He Will Drop Blockade of Most Military Promotions
Under pressure from senators in both parties, the Alabama Republican said he would allow more than 400 promotions to move forward, continuing to block only the most senior positions.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 05, 2023

Zelensky Will Address U.S. Senators Before Vote on Ukraine Aid
President Volodymyr Zelensky's briefing, via a video call, will come a day after the White House warned that aid to his country would soon run out.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 04, 2023

White House Warns Ukraine Aid Is Running Out, Pressing Congress for More
The warning, in a letter to congressional leaders, comes as Republican support for funding Kyiv's war effort is waning, and an emergency funding package is stalled in Congress.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Dec 01, 2023

These Are the Lawmakers Who Have Been Expelled From the House
George Santos is the first person to be expelled from the House without first being convicted of a federal crime or supporting the Confederacy.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 30, 2023

Rand Paul Uses Heimlich on Joni Ernst at Senate Lunch
Colleagues praised Mr. Paul of Kentucky for acting swiftly to help Ms. Ernst of Iowa by performing the Heimlich maneuver as she choked on Thursday.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 30, 2023

Senate Panel Approves Subpoenas for Leonard Leo and Harlan Crow
The decision to try to compel cooperation from a leading judicial activist and a Republican megadonor came over fierce G.O.P. opposition and threats of retaliation.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 30, 2023

If Expelled, George Santos Will Join This Small Group of Ousted House Members
Only five House members have been removed from office by their peers, and most of them were ousted for supporting the Confederacy.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 30, 2023

Democrats Clash Over Move to Add Asylum Changes to War Funding Bill
Democrats and the White House have agreed in principle to raise the threshold for asylum claims as part of the bill to fund wars in Israel and Ukraine, but liberals are livid — and Republicans want more.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 29, 2023

Schumer Condems Bigotry Against Jews in Senate Floor Speech
Senator Chuck Schumer, the majority leader and highest-ranking Jewish member of Congress, warned young people against "unknowingly aiding and abetting" antisemitism in the name of justice.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 29, 2023

Schumer Condemns Antisemitism, Warning the Left Against Abetting It
The majority leader and highest-ranking Jewish official in the country, cautioned progressives and young people against unwittingly embracing bigotry in the name of social justice.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 29, 2023

Congress Must Act to Eliminate Hepatitis C
Congress has a chance to eliminate hepatitis C in the United States.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 29, 2023

Could Abortion Rights Rescue Red-State Democrats in the Senate?
Senator Sherrod Brown is betting that the issue will aid his re-election bid in Ohio, which recently upheld abortion rights. Allies of Senator Jon Tester of Montana are also hoping it helps.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 29, 2023

As Congress Weighs Aid to Israel, Some Democrats Want Strings Attached
Democrats are clashing with each other and the Biden administration over whether to attach conditions, including measures to avoid civilian casualties, to a major infusion of security assistance.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 26, 2023

Here Are the Members of Congress Giving Up Their Seats, Setting Up a 2024 Fight
The fight for control of Congress could be heavily influenced by the already large number of members retiring or seeking higher office.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 26, 2023

More Members of Congress Are Retiring, Many Citing Dysfunction
More than three dozen incumbents have announced they will not seek re-election next year. Some are running for other offices, while others intend to leave Congress altogether.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 22, 2023

Senate Candidate in Michigan Says He Was Offered $20 Million to Challenge Tlaib
Rashida Tlaib, a member of the progressive "squad" in the House, has been one of the most outspoken supporters of the Palestinian cause, particularly after Israel's invasion of Gaza.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 21, 2023

The Senate Is Getting Less Democratic by the Minute
As the country has grown larger and more diverse, the disparities have grown greater and more perverse.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 18, 2023

Rumbles in the Senate and the Supreme Court — and the Movie You'll Never See
Here's what caught my eye this week.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 18, 2023

Congress Isn't a Schoolyard. Time to Deal With Toxic Immaturity.
Young men need to look for role models outside the attention economy.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 17, 2023

Biden Signs Spending Bill, Staving Off a Government Shutdown
The bill sidesteps an immediate crisis, but the path to a longer-term agreement on government spending is unclear.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 16, 2023

Congress Prevented a Shutdown, but the Spending Fight Is Far From Over
Lawmakers bought time for talks, but heading off another shutdown threat early next year will be difficult. And a separate funding measure for Israel, Ukraine and the border remains unaddressed.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 15, 2023

Analysis: To Avoid a Government Shutdown, Unyielding Mike Johnson Yields
Speaker Mike Johnson chose avoiding a shutdown over a fiscal confrontation that Representative Mike Johnson might have welcomed.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 15, 2023

Tammy Murphy Is Running for NJ Senate, in Hopes of Replacing Menendez
Ms. Murphy is likely to face at least three Democratic primary challengers — and possibly Senator Bob Menendez, who is accused of accepting bribes.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 15, 2023

Tammy Murphy, N.J.'s First Lady, Enters Crowded Race for Menendez's Seat
Ms. Murphy is likely to face at least three Democratic primary challengers — and possibly Senator Bob Menendez, who is accused of accepting bribes.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 14, 2023

House Passes Stopgap Spending Bill to Avert Government Shutdown
The House passed a bill to keep the federal government open in a 336-to-95 bipartisan vote, sending the bill to the Senate days before the funding deadline.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 14, 2023

As a Government Shutdown Deadline Looms, Fights Erupt in Congress
A number of skirmishes unfolded in Congress as tempers flared ahead of a government shutdown deadline and Thanksgiving holiday break.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 13, 2023

How Tim Scott's Campaign Ended: Internal Mistrust, Flat Debates and More
Externally, Mr. Scott's brand of relentless optimism never found traction. Internally, his campaign was plagued by missteps, and a huge sum expected from a key donor never materialized.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 13, 2023

Democrats Signal Openness to Plan to Avert Shutdown as Republicans Balk
The House could take up the proposal as early as Tuesday. With growing opposition from House Republicans, it will need Democrats' backing.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 13, 2023

Democratic Aides in Congress Break With Their Bosses on Israel-Hamas War
A wave of current and former staff members, mostly of a younger generation, are agitating for a cease-fire and speaking out against their bosses' positions.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 10, 2023

With Manchin Out, Democrats' Path to Holding the Senate Is Narrow
While the party will be on defense in every competitive race, Republicans face some messy primaries and a recent history of nominating extreme candidates who have lost key contests.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 09, 2023

Will Joe Manchin Run for President? He Keeps Fueling 2024 Rumors.
The West Virginia senator, who announced Thursday that he would not seek re-election, has stoked chatter about a third-party run. But his allies have been tight-lipped about his plans.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 09, 2023

Manchin Says He Will Not Seek Re-election, Dealing Blow to Democrats
The decision by Senator Joe Manchin III will leave open a seat in a deeply red state, threatening Democrats' hold on the Senate.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 09, 2023

Senate Panel Punts Effort to Force Testimony in Supreme Court Ethics Inquiry
The Judiciary Committee postponed votes to issue subpoenas for benefactors of Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito after Republicans threatened a politically charged fight.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 08, 2023

Elizabeth Moynihan, Engine of the Senator's Success, Dies at 94
She not only had an outsize role in New York and Washington politics as the wife of Daniel Patrick Moynihan; she also made a significant archaeological discovery in India.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 08, 2023

Congressional Split on Immigration Hangs Over Year-End Spending Fights
Republicans and Democrats, including President Biden, appear to agree that any war spending package must include immigration changes, but the parties are divided over how far such a deal should go.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 08, 2023

Senate Democrats Challenge Biden on Israel, Seeking Assurances About Aid
A majority of the Democratic caucus signed a letter asking President Biden to ensure that Israel has a viable plan for defeating Hamas and will use U.S. military assistance in keeping with international law.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 08, 2023

‘He's 80 Years Old, and That Colors Every Impression Voters Have': Three Writers Dish on Biden and the G.O.P. Debate
A review of some striking Times/Siena battleground polls and a preview of the G.O.P. debate.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 07, 2023

House Republicans Toil for a Spending Strategy With a Shutdown Close at Hand
Speaker Mike Johnson is facing many of the same challenges his predecessor did as he looks for a way to avoid a government shutdown that will be acceptable to his deeply divided conference.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 07, 2023

Senate Confirms Monica Bertagnolli as NIH Director
Dr. Monica M. Bertagnolli won bipartisan approval despite opposition from Senator Bernie Sanders, the chairman of the Senate health committee.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 07, 2023

The Growing Republican Battle Over War Funding
Speaker Mike Johnson, who has opposed continued funding for Ukraine, is now insisting on separating it from aid to Israel.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 06, 2023

Democrats in Congress Weigh Calls for Cease-Fire Amid Pressure From the Left
They have grown more vocal about urging measures to mitigate civilian casualties in Gaza, but supporters of a cease-fire are few and far between.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 06, 2023

U.S. Approves $320 Million Sale of Guided Bomb Equipment to Israel
Israel has been using the kits during its bombing campaign in Gaza.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 06, 2023

Peter Meijer, a Republican Who Voted to Impeach Trump, Is Running for Senate in Michigan
The one-term representative of Michigan who was defeated by a Trump-backed primary challenger is aiming for a political comeback.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 03, 2023

La Cámara de Representantes aprueba un proyecto de ley de ayuda para Israel, pero no para Ucrania
La legislación planteó un dilema para los demócratas que buscaban apoyar a Israel, quienes fueron reacios a aceptar un proyecto de ley que omite la ayuda a Ucrania y atenta contra su política interna

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 02, 2023

House Passes $14.3 Billion in Aid for Israel but Leaves Out Ukraine
The Republican-led House approved $14.3 billion for Israel's war with Hamas, tying the aid to spending cuts. The Senate plans to craft its own bill that will include aid for Ukraine and Gaza.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 02, 2023

Senators Plot to Unblock Military Promotions as Tuberville Draws G.O.P. Ire
Democrats were working to force a change in Senate rules to outmaneuver the Alabama Republican, and a group of senators in his own party signaled their patience had run out.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 01, 2023

Here's What Doesn't Happen After a Mass Shooting
Another slaughter, another congressional nothingburger.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 01, 2023

The Battle Over Aid to Israel
The latest from the Israel-Hamas war. Weekday afternoons with Lulu Garcia-Navarro and Times journalists on the ground.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 01, 2023

Tammy Murphy, N.J. Governor's Wife, Prepares to Run for Menendez's Seat
Ms. Murphy has never held or sought elected office but is in a strong position to take advantage of the scandal swirling around Senator Robert Menendez.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 01, 2023

House Speaker Mike Johnson Just Confirmed How Unserious He Is
The new speaker is playing a game with the world when the world needs American leadership.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Nov 01, 2023

As Climate Shocks Grow, Lawmakers Investigate Insurers Fleeing Risky Areas
Insurers are already pulling back from California, Florida and Louisiana. Senate Democrats are trying to find out which states could be next.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 31, 2023

Johnson's Israel Aid Bill Sets Stage for a Clash Over Security Assistance
By splitting money for Israel's war effort from aid to Ukraine and coupling it with spending cuts, Speaker Mike Johnson has put the House on a collision course with the Senate and President Biden.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 31, 2023

Jacob Lew Is Confirmed as U.S. Ambassador to Israel
The vote reflected deep partisan divisions over Jacob Lew's nomination, which nearly all Senate Republicans voted against.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 31, 2023

Bertie Bowman, Record-Setting Staff Member on Capitol Hill, Dies at 92
He was the longest-serving Black staff member in the history of the U.S. Congress, rising to a senior role with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 31, 2023

Israel-Hamas War Raises the Potential for an Attack Against the U.S., FBI Says
Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, warned senators that several foreign terrorist organizations have called for attacks against Americans since the Oct. 7 Hamas assault on Israel.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 30, 2023

Top Marine General Hospitalized After Apparently Having Heart Attack
The episode happened as the service's No. 2 position has been left unfilled because of a senator's blockade on promotions of senior military officers.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 28, 2023

Biden's Defense of Israel Is Rooted in a Long Career
The president's "unwavering support" for Israel stems from childhood dinner table conversations and half a century of trips to the Jewish state. But it puts him at odds with some in his own party.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 27, 2023

The Conflicted Legacy of Mitt Romney
McKay Coppins discusses the Republican politician's soul-searching across a decades-long career.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 26, 2023

After Antifraud Crusade, a Trial Asks: Were Illegal Voters or Legal Ones the Target?
True the Vote challenged the legality of 250,000 Georgia voters, offered cash for fraud evidence and recruited poll watchers. A federal trial will determine why.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 25, 2023

Justice Thomas's R.V. Loan Was Forgiven, Senate Inquiry Finds
The justice failed to repay much, perhaps all, of the $267,230 loan. His benefactor wiped the slate clean, with ethical and potential tax consequences.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 25, 2023

Bush's Institute Issues an Urgent Plea for Congress to Renew His AIDS Program
PEPFAR, created by President George W. Bush in 2003 to combat the disease, faces an uncertain future now that its authorizing legislation has lapsed.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 24, 2023

Senate Confirms Michael Whitaker as FAA Administrator
Michael G. Whitaker, who received bipartisan support, faces the challenge of stabilizing an agency that had been without a permanent leader for more than a year and a half.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 24, 2023

Newt Gingrich Makes Endorsement in G.O.P. Senate Primary in Ohio
Three Ohio Republicans are competing in the Senate primary. Mr. Gingrich plans to back Bernie Moreno, a businessman who is a relative political newcomer.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 24, 2023

Newt Gingrich Makes Endorsement in GOP Senate Primary in Ohio
Three Ohio Republicans are competing in the Senate primary. Mr. Gingrich plans to back Bernie Moreno, a businessman who is a relative political newcomer.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 23, 2023

Menendez Pleads Not Guilty to Plotting to Be an Agent of Egypt
Senator Robert Menendez, a Democrat, was arraigned on Monday in Manhattan federal court. It was his second appearance there in a month.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 22, 2023

Tim Scott Opposes Package Tying Aid to Israel and Ukraine
The South Carolina senator and 2024 presidential candidate said a "longer process" was needed to determine how much aid to send to Ukraine, while Israel demanded immediate attention.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 19, 2023

Book Review: ‘Romney,' by McKay Coppins
The journalist McKay Coppins takes stock of the politician and former presidential candidate's career as he prepares to retire from elective office.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 18, 2023

Trump Endorses Gov. Jim Justice in West Virginia Senate Race
The endorsement is a blow to the governor's rival for the Republican nomination as the Democrat, Senator Joe Manchin III, weighs whether to seek re-election.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 18, 2023

Biden Expected to Request $100 Billion for Israel, Ukraine and Other Crises
The emergency funding request to Congress, which would also include funds to fortify border security, is expected by Friday.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 18, 2023

Jacob Lew, Biden Nominee for Ambassador to Israel, Is Grilled by Senators
Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee accused Jacob Lew of having enabled the rise of Iran-backed terror groups as President Obama's treasury secretary.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 18, 2023

The Debate Over How Dangerous Trump Rages On
Is it true that "a populist who's not very popular simply cannot do that much damage to democracy?"

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 15, 2023

Trump's Giant Lead Is Financial, Too: 6 Takeaways From 2024 Filings
Ron DeSantis has spent heavily and Nikki Haley has padded her war chest. On the Democratic side, President Biden continues to show overall strength, and the party's incumbent senators fared well.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 15, 2023

Biden Administration Seeks Emergency Aid Package for Both Israel and Ukraine
Aid to Ukraine lapsed last month amid Republican resistance, while aid for Israel in its war with Hamas has drawn bipartisan support in recent days.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 15, 2023

‘Big Jim' and Babydog Go to Washington?
The debt-ridden, party-flipping governor of struggling West Virginia is running for the Senate. Is D.C. ready for Jim Justice (and his beloved bulldog)?

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 14, 2023

Schumer Plans Vote of Support Upon Returning From Israel
A delegation led by Senator Chuck Schumer, the majority leader, will meet with senior Israeli officials to discuss an aid package this weekend.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 14, 2023

How Kari Lake's Tactical Retreat on Abortion Could Point the Way for the GOP
Kari Lake, along with other Republicans in battleground states, has come out against a national ban as candidates try to attract general election voters. Anti-abortion activists aren't pleased.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 13, 2023

Behind a Senator's Indictments, a Foreign Spy Service Works Washington
The charges against Senator Robert Menendez and his wife highlight how Egypt's powerful intelligence agency wields influence.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 12, 2023

Gallego Is Counting on Native Voters to Compete in Arizona Senate Race
Ruben Gallego, a Democratic congressman vying for one of the most competitive Senate seats in the country, is pitching himself to Native American voters.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 12, 2023

Menendez and Wife Face Charges of Plotting to Make Him a Foreign Agent
Prosecutors said he acted on behalf of Egypt even as he served as head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 12, 2023

Menendez and Wife Face New Charges of Acting as Foreign Agents
Prosecutors said he acted on behalf of Egypt even as he served as head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Politics - U.S. Senate
Oct 11, 2023

Democrats Need to Move Fast to Appoint Judges, Now More Than Ever
Time is running out.

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