Jordain Carney is a Congress reporter at Politico. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security issues, with a focus on federal legislation and current affairs. Jordain's work has been featured in various outlets such as KRON-TV, The Hill, and Yahoo News.
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Senators voted 51-47 to approve officials at the Departments of Defense, Energy, State and other agencies.
But the budget is expected to fail on the floor later Friday. Budget Committee Chair Ron Johnson unveiled a budget blueprint Friday to unlock
The Senate is expected to finish work on a government funding bill and Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination.
The House would need to approve the measure to prevent a funding lapse.
Blanche chipped away at Senate skeptics for weeks, finally winning over Sen. Bill Cassidy Friday.
A sweeping party-line spending bill demanded by President Donald Trump is at risk of being put on hold until after November's election, after Senate Republicans failed to muster support before departing for August recess.
Conservatives are already vowing to carry on the GOP’s intraparty fight over the president’s election bill priority.
Conservative activists online are accusing Republican senators of using the sessions to block the MAGA agenda, upending an arcane tradition that’s been a check on the executive branch for years.
The president's actions are set to reverberate especially hard in a handful of states crucial to the party’s hopes of keeping their Senate majority.
By: Mia McCarthy, Jordain Carney
The president's actions are set to reverberate especially hard in a handful of states crucial to the party's hopes of keeping their Senate majority.
