The Senate trial will help write one of the final chapters of the majority leader's legacy.
Up to 15,000 troops are expected to arrive in Washington, D.C., amid threats of violence leading up to Inauguration Day.
Like arsonists calling for the water brigade, GOP lawmakers who enabled an assault on U.S. Capitol and democracy want calm. And they aren't blushing.
The Senate minority leader would need signoff from the majority leader, Mitch McConnell.
The two senators helped incite a riot at the Capitol by Trump supporters believing the election was rigged.
With control of the Senate, Democrats can work to throw out Trump's last-minute attempts to weaken anti-pollution measures and the social safety net.
The proceedings are expected to conclude Wednesday evening with Joe Biden's 2020 election victory certified by Congress.
The president eventually ordered the National Guard to the scene, and D.C. was put under curfew for Wednesday night.
Democrats are already strategizing on how to get more COVID-19 relief to Americans.
The party is splintering on the eve of the Georgia Senate runoff elections, which will decide who controls the upper chamber.
The only thing the House and Senate leaders seem to agree on is that Congress shouldn't leave town without an agreement on a coronavirus relief bill.
Some Trump allies want to nullify Biden's victory when Congress meets in a joint session on Jan. 6 to formally accept the Electoral College vote.
It’s now incumbent on both House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to finish hammering out the deal.
Congress is struggling to compromise on Republican demands to block coronavirus lawsuits.
Another round of payments hasn't figured in talks on a new coronavirus relief package. But this political odd couple seeks to change that.
A bipartisan group of senators has made significant progress on a deal, but will leaders tank it?
The bipartisan group of senators negotiating a deal finally released a summary of their proposal.
The latest offer caps a day of confusion over pandemic relief on Capitol Hill.
Retired Gen. Lloyd Austin, a member of Raytheon’s board of directors, has only been out of active military service for four years.
A bipartisan group of senators trying to reach an agreement on added coronavirus relief is hitting a wall over one of the Senate majority leader's top priorities.
And the key may be Democrats accepting less than they were already offered.
Direct payments aren't part of any of the proposals being discussed as a potential compromise to passing more coronavirus relief.
But even if Democrats win both Senate races next month, they still need additional moderate members to back their $15-an-hour plan.
For the first time in months, top lawmakers seem to be in a compromising mood.
The California secretary of state has emerged as the front-runner to replace Vice President-elect Harris in the Senate.