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Policy analysts and researchers raise concerns over the World Health Organization's pandemic planning framework, citing the recent publication of Anthony Fauci's personal diaries and his subsequent refusal to answer questions before a US Senate committee.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has adopted a confrontational posture toward Iran, dismissing diplomatic prospects and citing alleged assassination plots, while simultaneously advancing new West Bank settlements. These developments have heightened regional anxieties, straining relations with Turkey and triggering security concerns across neighboring states.
Darline Graham has secured the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina, succeeding her late brother Lindsey Graham and underscoring Donald Trump’s enduring influence over party primaries ahead of the midterm elections.
A combination of retirements and newly elected senators is gradually lowering the average age of the US Senate, marking a notable generational transition in American politics.
The crude venality of the Trump administration blew up trade talks with Canada and are triggering a backlash with rural Texans that could cost the GOP control of the US Senate.
A US Senate candidate has publicly criticized Pakistan's military and raised concerns about the state of democracy in the country, referencing Imran Khan.
US Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has responded to criticism from JD Vance, stating that his identity and religion are not the cause of the Trump administration's problems.
The U.S. Senate is scheduled for a critical vote on the Clarity Act on September 15, with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong expressing confidence that the legislation will pass.
Former NFL sideline reporter Michele Tafoya has transitioned into a right-wing political figure and is now a potential candidate for a US Senate seat in Minnesota.
Senator Dan Sullivan and former US Representative Mary Peltola have both advanced from the primary election and will face off in the Alaska US Senate race in November. Their campaigns are now officially underway for the general election.
Mary Peltola, a Democratic candidate for a US Senate seat in Alaska, has rejected unsolicited fundraising support from fellow Democrat Kamala Harris, where half of the donations would go to Harris's organization.
The United States Senate has approved a two-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), allowing eligible sub-Saharan African countries, including Nigeria, to maintain duty-free access to the US market until December 2028.
Lindsey Graham's sister, Darline Graham, has advanced to a runoff election for a US Senate seat in South Carolina. This development comes amidst other news including rising oil prices due to doubts over a US-Iran deal and a Trump administration decision to end Medicaid funding for children's transgender care.
An analysis suggests that a crypto bill in the US Senate faces long odds, with a vote now postponed until September.
The U.S. Senate has taken a procedural step to bring a significant cryptocurrency regulation bill, known as the CLARITY Act, to the Senate floor for a vote. Senate Majority Leader John Thune initiated the move on Saturday.
A US Senate sanctions bill targeting buyers of Russian energy could disrupt crude supplies, tighten global oil markets, and pose risks to India's energy security, according to a Kpler report.
The GOP-controlled Senate confirmed Donald Trump's former lawyer, Blanche, as the new Attorney General, a move seen as a significant win for Trump and an endorsement of a Justice Department under his influence.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Joseph Burkhalter as the new Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Moldova, a decision announced by the U.S. Embassy in Chișinău.
Former Republican state congressman David Brat, who once advocated for a merger of Christianity and capitalism, has been confirmed by the US Senate as the next US ambassador to Australia.
A Republican-led Senate panel has voted to refer Dr. Anthony Fauci for contempt of Congress, alleging he refused to answer questions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. This move could lead to a criminal investigation against the former White House chief medical advisor.
The Senate is preparing for a challenging fall session, with a packed agenda that includes Todd Blanche's confirmation, government funding, the SAVE America Act, and college sports NIL regulation.
The US Senate Finance Committee held a hearing to address the challenge of preventing deep cuts to Social Security benefits in the coming years, acknowledging the political difficulties despite simple mathematical solutions.
The US Senate has confirmed Dr. Erica Schwartz as the new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), filling a leadership vacuum at the agency. This appointment marks the first permanent leader for the CDC in a year.
The Democratic primary for the US Senate seat in Michigan is extremely close, with election monitors dispatched to four cities. This primary is seen as a crucial indicator for the upcoming midterm elections.
Dr. Anthony Fauci may face criminal prosecution for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic after refusing to answer over 100 questions from the US Senate, leading to a confrontation.
Democrat James Talarico holds a narrow lead over Republican rival Ken Paxton in the US Senate race in Texas, according to a new poll, bolstering his party’s quest to pick off a pivotal seat amid voter dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump.
NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers publicly criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci, calling him an 'absolute coward' and 'criminal' following Fauci's testimony at a Senate hearing where he pleaded the Fifth Amendment.
US Senate leaders have reached an agreement on a funding deal, aiming to prevent a government shutdown during the ongoing campaign season.
A bipartisan bill aimed at imposing tough new sanctions on Russia is advancing in the U.S. Senate, though concerns regarding new tariff authorities for the President are complicating its passage.
The American Senate has approved a procedural resolution, paving the way for a group vote on 74 administrative appointments, including Eric Wendt's candidacy for the US Ambassador to Albania.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering a proposal to impose a $100,000 fee on foreign students who wish to work in the United States after graduation, a move that has sparked outrage.
The US Senate has blocked an attempt to curb military action against Iran, leaving the president's authority regarding the conflict unchanged.
Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment during a contentious US Senate hearing on the COVID-19 pandemic, refusing to answer numerous questions. This has led to calls for a contempt vote against him.
The US Senate is moving forward with a sanctions package designed to target Russia's war machine and Iran, allowing for significant tariffs on Russian imports and countries purchasing Russian energy.
Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right over 100 times during a contentious congressional hearing on the origins of COVID-19, leading to calls for a contempt vote from Republican lawmakers.
Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Washington to pay respects to late Senator Graham and met with Donald Trump, before traveling to Poland for talks with Prime Minister Tusk. Meanwhile, a proposed private investor deal for FIFA's World Cup faces scrutiny from the European Union.
The U.S. Senate is advancing the nomination of Jay Clayton, President Trump's pick for the top intelligence post, with many senators eager for him to take up the role amid dissatisfaction with the interim director.
US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington next week. The meetings will take place at the White House.
Last-minute replacement candidate Troy Jackson hopes to deliver Maine for his party in the midterm elections
A bill that could lead to a ban on Mercedes-Benz vehicles due to the company's ties with China is progressing through the US Senate, raising concerns about potential trade and economic repercussions.
A US Senate hearing discussed growing anxieties over China's scientific ambitions, using a Chinese researcher's vision of crawfish soup on Mars as an example.
A bipartisan US Senate delegation attended the Farnborough International Airshow, one of the world's largest aerospace and defense trade shows, touting a significant boom in defense demand.
A US Senate fiscal hawk, described as either a 'Titanic-sinker' or a GOP 'salesman,' has taken control of a critical committee gavel. The article explores the implications of this appointment.
The potential inability of longtime party leader Mitch McConnell to finish his US Senate term is likely to have significant repercussions for the Republican agenda.
Senate Democrats have blocked a $1.15 trillion defense bill, citing objections to the Trump administration's escalating hostilities with Iran and provisions related to Israel. This move represents a rare stand against a typically bipartisan must-pass Pentagon funding bill.
The United States launched its third consecutive night of strikes against Iran, prompting Iran to retaliate by striking tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump also vowed to impose transit fees in the Strait and sent formal notice to Congress about the resumed conflict.
A Maine oyster farmer, whose political views were shaped by learning Irish history, has emerged as a significant hope for Democrats aiming to gain control of the US Senate in the upcoming November elections.
Socialists have launched a radical platform that includes a proposal to abolish the US Senate. This initiative aims to fundamentally transform America's political structure.
Tensions in the Middle East have escalated significantly as US-Iran strikes resume, with President Trump declaring the ceasefire over. The conflict's impact is also felt in the US Senate, where Mitch McConnell's hospital stay complicates efforts to break a stalemate over war funding, including $87 billion for the Pentagon.
Graham Platner, a key US Senate candidate, is facing a rape accusation, leading to widespread calls from leading Democrats for him to withdraw from the Maine Senate race. The allegations have thrown the election into question and prompted a significant political fallout.
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow has announced the suspension of her campaign for the US Senate, weeks before the primary election. Her decision has drawn reactions from other political figures, with some criticizing 'party insiders'.
Donald Trump has threatened new tariffs on Europe, causing freight shipping costs to surge, and criticized political opponents while engaging in various international discussions, including a meeting with Turkish President Erdoğan and focusing on the Indo-Pacific region.
President Trump confronted Republican lawmakers in a fiery closed-door meeting regarding the Iran nuclear deal, while the US Senate ultimately sided with Trump in a vote on Iran war powers. Trump also requested an additional $87 billion for the Iran war bill, sparking further debate.
The American Senate on Wednesday night rejected an attempt to advance a new war powers measure concerning Iran, just a day after passing a resolution aimed at limiting US military engagement.
The United States Senate has voted down a resolution aimed at limiting the President's authority to wage war against Iran.
The US Senate passed a bipartisan resolution to limit President Trump's ability to take military action against Iran without congressional approval. President Trump strongly criticized the Senate's decision, calling it "meaningless" and accusing lawmakers of undermining his efforts with Iran.
The US government has imposed new sanctions on Cuba and blacklisted Nigerian individuals and firms for ISIS funding. Meanwhile, Italy seeks to repair its relationship with the US, and South Korea hosts a conference in Washington to expand defense cooperation.
The US Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed restricting travel expenses for the Defense Minister (Pete Hegseth, as named in the article, likely an error for a different official) until requested investigations into civilian casualties and video footage of military strikes related to an attack on a school in Iran are provided to Congress.
The US Senate has confirmed former Congresswoman Michelle Steel as the new US ambassador to South Korea, filling a post vacant since early last year amidst strong alliance coordination.
General Eric Wendt has been confirmed by the US Senate with 51 votes in favor and 47 against, receiving final approval for his diplomatic assignment as the US Ambassador to Albania.
Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday by hosting a UFC cage-fighting event at the White House, an event that drew both criticism and support. Thousands were expected to attend the outdoor mixed martial arts fight, but thunderstorms threatened to disrupt the celebration.
Graham Platner secured the Democratic Senate nomination in Maine, setting up a challenge against incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins, despite infidelity and abuse allegations that emerged during his primary campaign.
The 'other' Dan Sullivan in Alaska's US Senate race has asserted that his candidacy was 'my choice' and not a sham, addressing questions about his motivation to run.
The US Senate concluded an 18-hour 'vote-a-rama' on an immigration enforcement package, with analysts providing key takeaways from the grueling funding battle.
Senator Ron Wyden, a ranking member of the US Senate's finance committee, has expressed 'grave concerns' and demanded transparency regarding a proposed 'first-of-its-kind' ICE child detention center in Louisiana, a plan initially revealed by The Guardian.
The California gubernatorial primary election remains too close to call, with Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra emerging as frontrunners in a highly competitive race to advance to the general election.
The current US Senate race in Texas is notable as the state has historically never elected an unmarried man to the position, marking a potential shift in political demographics or voter preferences.
American officials announced the dismantling of a large-scale hacking campaign linked to China, which targeted networks at NASA, the US Senate, and the Federal Reserve.
Alaska's US Senate primary produced a bizarre outcome as incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan and a Republican challenger with the same name, Dan Sullivan, both advanced to the November general election, alongside Democrat Mary Peltola.
Voters in Alaska face confusion during upcoming midterm elections as two candidates share the exact same name while competing for a single US Senate seat.
Democrat Adam Hamilton is running against Republican incumbent Roger Marshall in Kansas, aiming to break a decades-long streak without a Democratic senator from the state in the upcoming midterms.
Two Republican candidates named Dan Sullivan are competing for a US Senate seat in Alaska, with one of them being supported by a third individual also named Dan Sullivan, a former mayor of Anchorage.
Feral hogs are rampant in 35 US states, with their population estimated at 7 million in 2016, prompting the Senate to debate tripling funding to address the growing issue.
An analysis explores the reasons why Democrats still maintain a possibility of winning the Senate in the upcoming US elections.
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has endorsed incumbent Senator Ed Markey as he faces a Democratic U.S. Senate primary challenge from Representative Seth Moulton in Massachusetts.
The campaign arm of US Senate Republicans has warned major artificial intelligence companies that negative perceptions of data centers in the US are harming the party's chances of retaining power.
President Trump is reportedly planning a meeting with Kim Jong Un this autumn and has ordered a reduction in military exercises with South Korea. Additionally, the Trump administration temporarily suspended new tariffs on Canada hours before their deadline.
Abdul El-Sayed, a US Senate candidate who could become the first Muslim elected to the Senate, is being targeted by false online claims following his primary victory in Michigan.
Garry Kasparov stated that the US Senate showed resolve with Russia sanctions, but criticized Donald Trump for acting as he pleases.
The US Senate has passed a new bill that could introduce changes to the production of nickels and the broader system of cash payments.
This report covers Ukraine's significant strike on Tatarstan, resulting in 13 casualties, and the US Senate's approval of new sanctions. It also touches upon the situation with the 'Yabloko' party.
Anthony Fauci, a prominent figure during the pandemic, is facing renewed scrutiny from the US Senate regarding allegations that he concealed information about the origins of SARS-CoV-2.
The US Senate has taken initial steps towards enacting new sanctions against Russia and Iran, aiming to pressure Russia through its oil sector, a move some suggest could hasten the decline of American power.
The US Senate advanced a landmark crypto bill before its August recess, but the legislation later stalled despite significant spending. This occurred amidst discussions about potential tariffs on countries like Hungary for purchasing Russian oil and gas, and the broader implications for nations like India and China.
The US Senate has passed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, which includes a provision for 100% tariffs on India and China if they continue to purchase Russian oil. This move comes amid ongoing concerns about Russia's actions in Ukraine and potential threats to NATO allies.
The European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, welcomed the US Senate's vote on sanctions against Russia, stating that coordinated US and EU sanctions could further reduce Russia's revenues and resources for its war against Ukraine.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed President Trump's nominees for the labor board, thereby cementing Republican control over the body.
Senate Republicans are grappling with multiple legislative demands, including a stopgap funding bill, presidential nominees, Russia sanctions, and a budget bill, as a scheduled recess approaches and a government shutdown looms.
Amidst growing public dissatisfaction with both Republican and Democratic parties, the article explores the viability of independent candidates in US Senate campaigns, using Montana and Nebraska as test cases.
A key Senate committee advanced a package of bills aimed at improving children's online safety, setting up a potential conflict with the House over holding Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google liable for harms to minors.
The US Senate has paused an accelerated procedure to adopt new sanctions against Russia, following an initiative by Senator Raphael Warnock who expressed concerns about the law's potential implications.
An armed 38-year-old man was arrested at a Donald Trump-owned golf course near Los Angeles, days before the former president's scheduled visit. The man was found with weapons in his car and was reportedly taking pictures, raising concerns among investigators.
Sophie Cunningham, who has been dividing opinion with her views, particularly on the participation of transgender athletes in women's sports, has received support from a Minnesota Senate candidate amid the backlash.
The US Senate is moving forward with a bill to prevent a government shutdown, with bipartisan support to pass the measure before the midterm elections. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer endorsed the continuing resolution, helping Republicans clear a key hurdle.
A pro-Israel lobbying group, AIPAC, has deployed significant spending power to support Haley Stevens against progressive doctor Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's US Senate race.
Troy Jackson, the new Democratic nominee, has fewer than 100 days to consolidate support and win Maine's US Senate seat against Susan Collins.
NPR presents a quiz featuring questions on various topics including Epstein files, scandalous Senate drama, Grammys drama, and Homeric drama.
Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment over 100 times during a recent Senate hearing, refusing to answer questions regarding the origins of COVID-19 and pandemic policies. This action has sparked widespread debate and criticism from conservatives, while some public health experts express concern about a potential chilling effect on public health officials.
Former President Barack Obama has endorsed Democratic Iowa state Rep. Josh Turek for U.S. Senate, viewing the seat as a key pickup opportunity against Trump-backed Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with US Senators and evangelical leaders in Washington, while former President Trump discussed three scenarios for Iran's nuclear program, including a potential massive attack. Trump also defended the Fed chair and unveiled a plan for Dulles airport, amidst ongoing discussions about global threats and regional conflicts.
Former President Donald Trump threatened to hit Iran 'very hard' in retaliation for recent Iranian attacks on U.S. bases in Jordan. He stated that it is now the U.S.'s turn to strike, indicating an imminent and forceful response.
India is facing a potential 100% tariff threat from the Trump administration as the US Senate advances a Russia Sanctions Bill, following India's increased purchases of Russian crude oil despite lapsed US sanctions waivers.
The United States and Saudi Arabia conducted joint airstrikes against Iran-aligned groups in Iraq, with reports indicating multiple casualties. This action comes amidst ongoing tensions and concerns that Iran is attempting to derail ceasefire talks.
Progressive doctor Abdul El-Sayed is running for Michigan governor, aiming to challenge establishment Democrats in the state's August 4 primary and potentially previewing the 2028 presidential primary.
Albertans are being asked to consider a referendum in October to abolish the Red Chamber entirely, a more dramatic gambit than previous Senate reform movements.
U.S. senators have included financial sanctions against Iran in a bipartisan sanctions package primarily targeting Russia.
The Pentagon announced that the war in Iran has already cost the US $37.5 billion and is requesting an additional $67 billion in urgent funding, sparking warnings of another 'forever war'.
A US Senate panel has narrowly approved a Trump administration nominee to become the country's top intelligence official.
Darline Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, has announced her candidacy for his US Senate seat. She stated her focus will be on kitchen-table issues during her full-term Senate bid.
A pro-Israel lobby has launched a nearly $20 million financial campaign to defeat progressive Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed in the upcoming US Senate primary elections in Michigan.
US lawmakers are pushing for a Senate bill aimed at increasing scrutiny of Chinese investment in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, as Washington expands its strategic competition with Beijing into the healthcare sector.
Darline Graham Nordone has temporarily succeeded her deceased brother in Congress, highlighting how US politics often functions as a family business. Governors frequently appoint replacement candidates based on political and personal preferences.
US Senator Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71 due to an aortic dissection, with preliminary medical examiner findings confirming the cause. Tributes from global leaders and colleagues highlighted his complex legacy, particularly concerning his stance on Iran and support for Ukraine.
Graham Platner has officially withdrawn his candidacy for the US Senate in Maine, submitting the necessary paperwork to leave the race. His decision follows multiple sexual assault allegations that led to the collapse of his campaign.
Socialists have launched a radical platform that includes a proposal to abolish the US Senate, aiming to fundamentally transform America's political structure. This initiative seeks to reshape the country's governance.
Graham Platner, a leading Democratic candidate for the Senate in Maine, suspended his campaign following an accusation of rape, forcing the party to adjust its strategy in the crucial race.
Political reporters are analyzing a revealing week of surveys to understand what current polls indicate about the ongoing fight for control of the United States Senate.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has endorsed Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat and doctor, in a closely watched Michigan race for a US Senate seat, where he leads polls ahead of other candidates.
An Alaska judge has ruled that a Republican candidate named Dan Sullivan, sharing the same name as the incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, is eligible to remain on the primary ballot. This decision allows both individuals to appear on the ballot for the US Senate race.
The US Senate is grappling with how artificial intelligence should be utilized in classrooms, as lawmakers express concerns regarding student learning, privacy, and the cognitive impacts of AI.
Senator Alan Armstrong has introduced the American Energy and Mineral Infrastructure Act of 2026, aiming to reform permitting processes and boost US energy production. The bill seeks to cut red tape and accelerate American energy projects.
A US Senate Democrat reportedly avoided answering a question about where socialism has been "beneficial," following recent victories by far-left candidates in New York City.
In a rare display of bipartisanship, Congress passed a sweeping housing bill aimed at improving affordability for Americans and including a four-year ban on a Fed CBDC. The legislation is considered the largest housing affordability bill in decades.
The US Senate overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan housing bill aimed at increasing housing supply, lowering costs, and restricting institutional investors from purchasing homes. However, some homelessness charities have expressed concerns that the bill was rushed and could negatively impact vulnerable people.
The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution condemning CCP Leader Xi Jinping, with senators voicing support for ordinary Chinese people and denouncing the Chinese Communist Party.
The United States has officially released the text of a peace agreement with Iran, with President Donald Trump stating that the deal is expected to be signed within the next 48 hours. Discussions are ongoing regarding the location of the signing, while Iran has expressed a preference for a remote signing.
Donald Trump stated that if Israel is unable to effectively deal with Hezbollah without extensive casualties, Syria should intervene. He also clarified that he has never been interested in regime change in Iran.
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee voted to extend U.S. security assistance for Ukraine and increase authorized funding to $750 million.
Alaska authorities are investigating a US Senate candidate who shares a name with the incumbent, over allegations that he intends to confuse or deceive voters.
Ken Paxton's former defense attorney from his impeachment trial has publicly endorsed James Talarico in the US Senate race. This endorsement marks a notable development in the political landscape.
The US Senate approved a $70 billion bill to fund immigration agencies like ICE and Border Patrol, a move that has been described as a political victory for Trump. This decision has drawn both support and criticism regarding its implications for immigration policy.
The US Senate has defeated a plan proposed by Senator Thom Tillis to convert a $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund into an 'anti-fraud' fund.
The Iowa US Senate results are being awaited to determine which candidates will advance to replace Joni Ernst in the upcoming election.
A previous Senate decision denying former Senator Leila de Lima virtual voting privileges is being used as a precedent to deny the same arrangement for Sen. Ronald ‘Bato’ dela Rosa. This has sparked a discussion about the rules for online participation in Senate proceedings.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's personal intervention helped overcome legislative gridlock, allowing critical sanctions against Russia to advance through the Senate despite uncertain future steps.
Democratic members of the US Senate have formally urged the Israeli government to take immediate steps to reduce escalating violence and settler activity in the occupied West Bank.
Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers and his allies reportedly asked the influential pro-Israel organization AIPAC to cease its opposition campaign targeting his election bid.
Political attention turns to the Michigan Senate contest as the Democratic nominee solidifies their campaign platform ahead of the critical midterm elections.
The bungled recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene, which devastated North Carolina two years ago, have become a central point of contention in the state's US Senate race, with both Democratic and Republican candidates blaming each other.
Democrats are showing strength in purple and red states, suggesting they still have a chance to win the Senate, despite Michigan and Maine remaining uncertain.
An opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal presents an argument for a 'wokester' viewpoint to be represented in the U.S. Senate, discussing contemporary political discourse.
The Cook Political Report has updated its ratings for several key US Senate races, moving the contests in Texas and Iowa from leaning Republican to 'Toss Up'. This adjustment indicates a more competitive outlook for Democrats in these states.
Several candidates endorsed by Donald Trump lost their Republican primary races in Florida, Wyoming, and Alaska, indicating a mixed outcome for the former president's influence. Meanwhile, a democratic socialist secured a significant win in Florida.
Rep. Russell Fry, who placed third in the South Carolina special GOP U.S. Senate primary, has endorsed Sen. Darline Graham ahead of the runoff election where she will face Rep. Ralph Norman.
Mainstream Democratic candidates achieved a significant upset victory against democratic socialist Francesca Hong in the Wisconsin primary, leading to discussions about the future strategy of the Democratic party. The results have prompted analysis on why polls were inaccurate and what this means for the progressive movement.
A progressive insurgency has achieved a significant victory in a crucial Senate battle, delivering another blow to Senator Schumer and highlighting internal party dynamics.
A chaotic all-night session in the US Senate concluded without advancing the proposed SAVE America Act, a key piece of legislation associated with former President Trump, leaving its future uncertain.
The US Senate is moving closer to a vote on a significant cryptocurrency regulation bill, following extensive lobbying by the crypto industry to push for new legislation.
Mike Rogers, the Republican Senate nominee in Michigan, has indicated that further scrutiny of the 2020 election is warranted and suggested voting irregularities affected his previous Senate bid.
The United States has rejected China's attempts to enforce new restrictions at Scarborough Reef, stating that China's claim over the Scarborough Shoal is destabilizing the region. This comes amidst various other global developments, including a Verizon mobile service outage in the U.S. and discussions regarding the Trump Gaza plan.
Todd Blanche, former personal lawyer to Donald Trump, has been confirmed as the new US Attorney General by the Senate. His confirmation passed with a narrow vote, drawing criticism even from some Republicans.
The US Senate has again postponed the vote on the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure legislation, until after its August recess, with Republican leaders expected to delay consideration until September.
Democrats are reportedly gaining momentum in pivotal US Senate and governor's races in Texas, with James Talarico leading Ken Paxton, signaling a potential shift in the Republican stronghold.
House Republicans voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Senator Rand Paul announced he would ask the Justice Department to prosecute Fauci following the vote.
The US Senate is reportedly looking to strike a deal to leave for recess as numerous agenda items continue to accumulate.
Donald Trump is currently involved in various legal and business challenges, including a probe into his helicopter's proximity to a passenger plane, questions about his 'Truth API,' and the future of Qatar-gifted Air Force One. These issues coincide with his public appearances and the naming of new battleships after him.
Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won the high-profile Michigan Democratic Senate primary, defeating an incumbent and sparking debate about the Democratic Party's leftward shift. His victory is seen as a significant win for the party's progressive wing.
This daily news bulletin from 'Dnevnik' provides a summary of significant news, including a mention of the ongoing confrontation between the US Senate and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Aaron Rodgers reignited a public dispute by sharply criticizing former federal health official Anthony Fauci during a podcast appearance, calling him an "absolute coward" after contentious Senate testimony.
Abdul El-Sayed, dubbed "Mamdani from Michigan," is seeking to become a Senator, highlighting the ongoing ideological struggle within the US Democratic Party.
Two Republican senators announced their support for Todd Blanches' appointment to the Justice Department after an agreement was reached to withdraw a controversial 'weaponization' measures package.
Democrats are facing their most contentious and crucial test yet with the Michigan primary, as voters grapple with the thorny question of electability. The outcome could determine who can win this purple state in November and potentially push Democrats toward a US Senate majority.
Anthony Fauci faced intense questioning during a US Senate hearing regarding the origins of COVID-19, leading to renewed debate and calls for accountability. Following his testimony, a bill was introduced to ban him from federal work, and a contempt vote has been scheduled for his refusal to answer certain questions.
A new bill in the US Senate, named for the late Senator Lindsey Graham, proposes sweeping tariffs on Russian energy exports, which could potentially result in 100% tariffs for countries like India and China.
A war powers resolution concerning Iran failed in the US Senate, as Republican senators largely stood by former President Trump's stance on the issue.
The US Senate has unanimously adopted a resolution opposing a presidential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, an associate of Jeffrey Epstein. This bipartisan decision signals strong congressional sentiment against any potential clemency for Maxwell.
The U.S. Senate has advanced the 'Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia Act of 2026,' a bill that would impose 100% tariffs on India and four other nations, and is expected to pass a final vote this week.
The US Senate unanimously passed a resolution declaring its opposition to any presidential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence for sex-trafficking crimes and has exhausted her appeals.
Senate candidates in Iowa and Nebraska are leveraging populist anger against large agricultural companies, citing the financial strain on farmers from Donald Trump’s Iran war and higher tariffs.
Ruby Rippey-Tourk, former aide to Gavin Newsom, has publicly detailed her 2007 affair with him, claiming that Kamala Harris advised her to stay quiet about the relationship. Rippey-Tourk, who was married to Newsom's campaign manager at the time, has shared new insights into the affair's unfolding.
With only a few primary elections left, the competitive landscape for the U.S. Senate continues to evolve, as Democrats aim to flip four Republican-held seats while Republicans face challenges in finding pickup opportunities.
A new US Senate bill, aimed at protecting American manufacturing from Chinese automakers and their components, could potentially ban Mercedes-Benz from selling cars in America due to its significant Chinese investment.
A US Senate panel is investigating Amazon over Chinese influence and has approved a bill aimed at cracking down on the sale of Chinese vehicles. These actions reflect growing concerns in the US Senate regarding China's economic and technological impact.
A US Senate panel has approved a bill aimed at cracking down on Chinese vehicles, which could potentially lead to a sales ban for companies like Mercedes. The legislation reflects growing concerns about Chinese automotive imports.
A Republican rebellion, particularly from northern-state lawmakers concerned about children going to school in the dark, is threatening to derail the Sunshine Protection Act in the US Senate.
The United States has imposed new 50% tariffs on various Canadian products, including wine, hockey sticks, and cement, citing alleged discrimination against American goods. This move by the Trump administration has escalated the trade dispute between the two countries, with Canada vowing to protect its workers.
Donald Trump threatened to impose additional tariffs on Canada, accusing the country of polluting the United States with smoke from its ongoing wildfires. He stated that Canada should pay for the air pollution caused by the fires.
Major news stories surrounding the U.S. Senate are sparking discussions among Washington correspondents about their potential impact on the upcoming fall midterm elections.
Darline Graham Nordone, the sister of the late US Senator Lindsey Graham, has been appointed to fill his vacant Senate seat. This appointment follows her brother's unexpected death.
Four Republican and Democratic members of the US Senate announced on social media that they have received White House approval for Congress to consider new sanctions against Russia's energy sector.
Graham Platner's dramatic withdrawal from the Maine Senate race has left Democrats in a scramble to find a replacement candidate. The exit has also led to finger-pointing and debate within the party regarding their path forward.
Democratic candidate Graham Platner has withdrawn from the Maine Senate race following multiple sexual assault allegations. His exit has triggered a scramble among Democrats to find a new candidate for the key Senate seat.
A new bill in the US Senate aims to establish a fund that would allow the executive branch to acquire stakes in private companies.
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has commenced in a contentious Senate, marking a significant political event in the country.
A U.S. Senate hopeful has voiced criticism over Canada's funding of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, asserting that the arrangement was not a favorable deal for the United States and could negatively impact American automobile workers.
The US Senate has reversed its stance on the president's war powers, with some senators changing their votes following intervention from the White House. The administration is seeking $70 billion for war efforts, leading to a clash between the president and Republicans.
A U.S. Senate candidate has alleged that former President Trump is intentionally keeping the Gordie Howe bridge closed to benefit a billionaire donor who controls a nearby private bridge.
Following a policy reversal, the US Senate has once again aligned itself with President Trump's stance on Iran.
The US Senate approved a resolution to limit President Trump's ability to wage war against Iran, marking a rare bipartisan challenge to his foreign policy. This move comes amidst rising frustrations within the Republican party regarding Trump's approach to Iran.
Iran and the US clash over nuclear inspections and Hormuz as negotiators push for a final deal within 60 days.
The US Senate expresses skepticism about the near-term availability of additional Patriot missiles for Ukraine, despite Western allies pledging over $4 billion in military aid, including nearly $1 billion for air defense systems.
Senator Panfilo Lacson reiterated that former Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano's 'chaotic leadership' during a 28-day standoff cost the Senate an estimated P700 million in taxpayers' money, highlighting the financial implications of the tumultuous period.
G7 leaders have committed to firm military support for Ukraine and intensified sanctions against Russia, with a joint declaration signed by all, including Donald Trump. Trump, who attended the summit, reportedly shifted his stance, indicating a willingness to impose stricter sanctions on Russia and provide military aid to Ukraine.
The article argues that character matters in politics, contrasting the UK premier's history of broken promises with US Senate hopeful Platner's questionable judgment, drawing parallels between their political standings.
A top forecaster has moved three key US Senate races toward Democrats, indicating a tightening electoral map. This development suggests a potentially more competitive landscape for control of the Senate.
Former President Donald Trump was booed by spectators at Madison Square Garden during Game 3 of the NBA Finals in New York. His attendance also caused significant lines for other attendees.
The U.S. Senate has passed a significant immigration enforcement funding bill, which now moves to the House. Lawmakers also face a decision on the future of a surveillance program set to expire next week.
Senate Republicans voted against legislation aimed at preventing a war with Iran, marking Congress's initial vote on the potential conflict.
An article reflects on the 'teleserye' of the Philippine Senate, expressing hope that it will highlight past mistakes and lead to better electoral choices in 2028 and beyond.
Lebanon announced a partial ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, following US mediation efforts by Donald Trump to de-escalate tensions. Despite the announcement, reports indicated that attacks continued shortly after the ceasefire was declared.