While Republicans in the upper house advance agendas and build their base, their Democratic counterparts are mostly bystanders to their own demise.

Only four Republican senators were brave enough to join Democrats—but it was enough for the vote to pass.

The Republican senator fell to the ground while being questioned by an activist.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth refused to answer one very easy question on Russia and Ukraine.

He took his party to new heights of power, and gave Donald Trump the power to potentially burn it all down.

The GOP’s total withdrawal from governing is nearly complete, and they’re increasingly determined to push the entire legislative branch into functional irrelevance.

The 83-year-old Republican has confirmed he won’t run for reelection, leaving behind a legacy of pure conservative terror.

An interview with veteran congressional observer Norm Ornstein about Mitch McConnell’s striking condemnation of Trump’s most dangerous nominees and what it says about GOP capitulation to Trump.

As Trump unleashes wildly unhinged attacks on McConnell for opposing his nominees, veteran congressional observer Norm Ornstein explains what this shows about Trump’s ability to terrorize his party.

The former Senate majority leader couldn’t get a single Republican to vote with him against confirming Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence.

Hours after Pete Hegseth cleared a major procedural hurdle in the Senate, President Trump suggested his embattled nominee may not ultimately be confirmed.

The party should borrow a highly effective move from the outgoing Mitch McConnell—by steadfastly refusing to lend its support to the Trump agenda.

This week’s Republican convention felt more like a religious gathering.

It’s not just the Supreme Court. All three branches of government are in even worse shape than four years ago.

Despite his role in delivering many of the GOP’s most consequential victories, the Kentucky senator is considered by some of his colleagues to be an unbearable moderate. What gives?

Mitch McConnell’s real legacy? He consistently enabled Trump and MAGA for years—then failed to act against Trump when it really could have counted.

Voters grew tired of the chaos of the Trump years. It’s time they were reminded of it.

Hard-right Republicans killed the Senate immigration deal out of fealty to Trump. That’s the perfect opening for Biden to go on the attack.

The GOP’s top dog in the Senate wants to push the big national security supplemental over the line, but too many of his colleagues are following the former president’s lead.

Should the United States supply economic as well as military aid to Ukraine? And does Mitch McConnell still control his caucus like he always has?