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Senate confirms Trump's Fed nominee; U.S. military hit alleged drug cartel boat from Venezuela, Trump says

Trump moved to fire Cook in late August, citing allegations of mortgage fraud brought by one of his political appointees, ...

Manchin says he wanted GOP to win Senate to stop Democrats' quest for 'raw political power'

Former Sen. Joe Manchin's new book details heated conflicts with former President Joe Biden and describes having a better relationship with President Donald Trump than former President Barack Obama.

Former school board member Jennifer Jenkins challenges Ashley Moody for a US Senate seat in Florida

A Democratic former school board member who garnered attention for defeating a future cofounder of Moms for Liberty announced ...
Dayton Daily News

Kirk played major role in JD Vance’s rise to U.S. Senate, White House

Vice President JD Vance traveled to Utah last week to meet with the family of Charlie Kirk, a conservative political commentator who was assassinated at Utah Valley University.
Crain's Cleveland Business

Michael Gibbons, U.S. Senate hopeful and Brown Gibbons Lang & Co. founder, has died

Michael Gibbons, founder of prominent Cleveland investment bank Brown Gibbons Lang & Co. (BGL) and a former U.S. Senate hopeful, has died. A BGL official confirmed Gibbons’ death. He was 73. Gibbons ...
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US Senate cites "intensified interest" in bill on sanctions against Russia

Senate Republican leader John Thune said on Wednesday 10 September that there is "intensified interest" in passing ...

Texas Democrat James Talarico joins a widening US Senate race

A Democratic lawmaker from Austin whose profile has risen with viral videos confronting right-wing policies is launching a ...

Live updates: Senate confirms Trump's Fed nominee; Trump says U.S. military hit alleged drug cartel boat from Venezuela

Live updates: Trump says U.S. military hit alleged drug cartel boat from Venezuela; Senate is voting on Trump's Fed nominee ...

Senate Republicans cement 'nuclear option,' permanently changing voting rules

Despite partisan opposition, Republicans officially changed how the U.S. Senate confirms civilian nominees for the executive branch in a 51-44 vote Monday.