More than a month after his last public appearance, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's staff remains tight-lipped about his recovery from a fall and illness, despite his "proof-of-life" letter. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Senator Josh Hawley are demanding more transparency regarding McConnell's health status.
US Senator Josh Hawley accused Meta of using "lawfare" to silence former public policy head Sarah Wynn-Williams, who alleged Meta's dealings with China on censorship tools and negative impacts on teenagers. Wynn-Williams is currently restricted from speaking about her memoir due to an arbitration ruling, while Meta disputes her claims.
Senator Mitch McConnell, 84, broke his silence after weeks of speculation, revealing a fall led to his hospitalization. He was briefly unconscious, treated for mild pneumonia, and is now in rehab. Doctors confirmed no broken bones, concussion, stroke, or tumors. McConnell aims to finish his term.
US Senator Lindsey Graham, who died aged 71, was remembered globally for his advocacy of a muscular US foreign policy. Tributes came from figures like Israel's Itamar Ben-Gvir and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy, highlighting his extensive international reach and influence on Donald Trump's worldview, though his legacy is marked by controversial foreign policy decisions.
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, a staunch ally of President Trump, has died at 71. The cause was an aortic rupture due to hardened arteries, according to a preliminary report. His death has prompted tributes and questions about his successor.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent figure in Washington for over three decades, has died at the age of 71. Known for his evolution from a Trump critic to a staunch supporter, Graham's career exemplified the Republican Party's transformation under Trump's influence. He held significant positions, including Senate Budget Committee Chairman, and was a key player in bipartisan efforts before becoming a strong partisan voice.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a close ally of Donald Trump and influential voice on foreign policy, has died at 71. He passed away Saturday following a brief illness. Graham was a staunch supporter of arming Ukraine and applying sanctions against Moscow, having recently visited Kyiv.
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent Republican and ally of President Trump, has died at age 71 after a brief illness. His office announced his passing Sunday, noting his recent trip to Ukraine. Graham served 23 years in the Senate and previously in the House, known for his work on key committees and his evolving relationship with Trump.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a close ally of Donald Trump and influential voice on foreign policy, has died at 71. His office announced his death Saturday following a brief illness. Graham, who recently visited Kyiv and met Ukrainian President Zelensky, was a strong proponent of US support for Ukraine and Israel.
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a key Republican ally of Donald Trump, has died at the age of 71. His office announced his passing on Sunday morning following a brief illness, requesting privacy for his family. Graham had a long career in Congress, serving in the House and Senate, and held leadership positions on key committees.
US Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who represented South Carolina and chaired the Senate Budget Committee, has died following a brief illness. His office announced his passing on Saturday evening, requesting privacy for his family. Graham was known for his foreign policy stance and recently visited Ukraine.
Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner has withdrawn his candidacy in Maine following a rape allegation. Platner, a Marine veteran and political newcomer, was set to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins. His withdrawal leaves Maine Democrats scrambling to find a replacement before a July 27 deadline.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has formally requested Senator Mitch McConnell to provide more information about his health following a three-week hospitalization and period of silence. Kentuckians are reportedly concerned about McConnell's well-being and ability to serve.
As Donald Trump brands Democrats as communists, his administration has overseen significant government control over private industry, including stakes in Intel and MP Materials. Allies echo anti-communist rhetoric, while critics point to the contradiction with increased state investment.
Senator Steve Daines voiced concern over "unfortunate developments" and "escalation on both sides" regarding new regulations that prohibit supplying dual-use goods to 10 Chinese companies and ban worldwide transfers of China-origin dual-use items to them.
Senator Steve Daines voiced concern over "unfortunate developments" and "escalation on both sides" regarding new regulations that prohibit supplying dual-use goods to 10 Chinese companies and ban worldwide transfers of China-origin dual-use items to them.
An Alaska judge has ruled that both incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan and his namesake challenger, Dan Sullivan, can appear on the August 18 primary ballot, despite concerns over voter confusion.
Republican senators plan a vote to prevent Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from overseeing special education programs. This follows a Trump administration move to shift the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) from the Department of Education to HHS, a decision criticized for potentially violating federal law.
President Trump reportedly called Senator Bill Cassidy a "lunatic" during a private lunch after Cassidy questioned the administration's handling of the Iran conflict and demanded a congressional briefing. The exchange highlights growing unease among Republicans regarding the war and Trump's relationship with Cassidy.
Republican Senator Roger Marshall advocates for removing the per-country Green Card cap, which causes a 70-year wait for some Indians. He praised Indian-Americans' contributions and highlighted the cap as an injustice, promising to raise the issue legally and sensibly.
President Trump will attend a Republican Senate luncheon Wednesday amid growing divisions within the party. Senators hope for unity, but Trump's recent actions, including blocking nominees and endorsing primary challengers, have strained relationships. Key issues include Trump's push for a proof-of-citizenship voting bill and the Iran war strategy.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred defended the league's Pride celebration policy in a letter to Senator Josh Hawley, addressing player actions during a Pride Night game and clarifying uniform rules.
Senator Rick Scott highlighted China's control over US supply chains, particularly in pharmaceuticals, during a Senate hearing. He warned of the risks to older Americans' health, finances, and security due to this dependence.
As US midterm elections near, congressional Republicans are increasingly defying President Trump, voting with Democrats on resolutions like requiring congressional approval for hostilities against Iran and aiding Ukraine, amidst public disapproval of Trump's administration and concerns over his policies.
