Joe Manchin Not Running For President
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) has decided not to launch a run for president after all, HuffPost has learned.
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Bernie Sanders Breaks With Progressive Group On Biden Protest Vote In Michigan
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is declining to join a progressive group he co-founded in encouraging Michigan voters to spurn President Joe Biden over his support for Israel’s assault on Gaza.
'Youthful Naivety': GOP Senators Clash Over Supporting Ukraine
WASHINGTON ― Senate Republicans took their contentious intra-party debate over countering Russian aggression to the internet on Tuesday after the Senate passed a military and financial aid package that included $60 billion for Ukraine.
Katie Porter Battles For Survival In California Senate Race
WASHINGTON — Rep. Katie Porter (D-Calif.) is taking hits from all sides in California’s increasingly contentious Senate race, facing an onslaught of TV advertising backed by wealthy donors who are seeking to ensure that she doesn’t qualify for the top-two runoff election against front-runner Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) in next month’s primary.
Senate Passes Ukraine, Israel Aid Bill After Fierce GOP Debate
WASHINGTON ― The Senate on Tuesday passed legislation providing U.S. aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan after days of fierce intra-party Republican debate over pushing back against Russian President Vladimir Putin and maintaining America’s standing around the world.
Democrats Insist They Won’t Forget DREAMers As They Shift Right On Immigration
WASHINGTON – The immigration debate has undoubtedly shifted to the right.
'He's In A Tough Position': Mitch McConnell's Influence Wanes In Trump's GOP
WASHINGTON — Mitch McConnell is widely known to be a cunning, Machiavellian tactician who maximizes his party’s power in the Senate to accomplish hugely consequential conservative victories, including a right-wing Supreme Court majority that may last for decades.
Mitt Romney Defends Joe Biden: 'Sometimes You Say The Wrong Word'
WASHINGTON ― Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) defended Joe Biden amid questions about the president’s mental acuity following the release of a special counsel’s report that cast the 81-year-old as an elderly man with “significant” memory problems.