Republicans take back control of U.S. Senate; Schumer to lose majority leader role
Republicans took back control of the U.S. Senate late Tuesday as they flipped at least two Democratic-held seats, while control of House of Representatives remained up in the air early Wednesday. The GOP won a previously Democratic seat in West Virginia and Republican candidate Bernie Moreno knocked off Democratic Sen.
Chuck Schumer urges new Senate Republican majority to embrace bipartisanship
Republicans flipped control of the Senate on Tuesday night, after taking seats from Democrats in West Virginia, Ohio, and Montana. The GOP is also leading in a Pennsylvania Senate race, that would oust incumbent Democratic Sen.
is already agitating for her party to get moving on this when the Senate comes back into session next week. “Senate ...
Montana Republican U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy (L) and Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) listen as Republican presidential ...
The loss of the White House and the Senate majority will end Democrats’ ability to fill judicial vacancies come January. They ...
We don’t yet know exactly how many votes Republicans will control the in U.S. Senate, but control they will — which means ...
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Chuck Schumer Should ResignDemocrats never learned the lessons of Trump's successes on tariffs and trade. Now the party's leaders must take ...
N.Y., referred to an independent candidate in Nebraska's race as a pickup opportunity for Democrats to potentially keep their ...
Kevin O'Leary welcomed the power loss for Sen. Schumer and Rep. Pelosi as a chance for Dems to steer back to the middle.
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Schumer praises Harris platform after Democratic lossSenate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said Vice President Harris' platform will have "strong impacts" on the ...
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