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Former Football Coach Dooley Joins Republican Race for US Senate in Georgia
Former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley on Monday joined a crowded Republican field aiming to unseat Democratic U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff in Georgia next year, a race Republicans hope will expand their majority in the chamber.
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The Senate is set to finally begin its August recess without a deal on nominations as Republicans are intent on moving ...
Fed-up Senate Republicans are starting to whisper about recess appointments again as Democrats stonewall them on nominees, ...
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Democrats just got their dream candidate in North Carolina. Here are four other Senate seats likely to flipTrump knows this, which is why he wanted Texas Republicans to redraw their congressional districts, which led Democrats in the state house to decamp to blue states like Illinois and New York. But ...
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A renowned Kentucky picnic turned into a Republican political skirmish on Saturday. Three candidates competing to succeed ...
Senate Republicans are mulling a possible rule change to allow them to more swiftly confirm President Trump's nominees amid ...
Des Moines school board chair Jackie Norris on Tuesday launched her bid for Senate in Iowa, seeking to challenge Republican ...
At least two Republican senators placed holds on Treasury Department nominees over fears and frustration with the Trump ...
Senate Majority Leader John Thune on Wednesday rejected President Donald Trump’s call to disregard a Senate tradition to ...
Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL) seemed to sidestep a run for retiring Sen. Dick Durbin’s (D-IL) seat on Monday, telling a panel he will soon be circulating petitions to run for reelection to his House ...
A group of renewable energy supporters on Capitol Hill are looking to score a meeting with the Treasury Department.
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