Jordain Carney is a Congress reporter at Politico. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and healthcare administration, often focusing on the intersections of these themes with health and wellness. Jordain's work has been featured in numerous outlets including KRON-TV, FOX 2 Now, The Hill, and Yahoo News.
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By: Jordain Carney
Multiple Republican senators objected to sending taxpayer dollars to the president’s East Wing revamp.
By: Jordain Carney, Meredith Lee Hill, Myah Ward
GOP lawmakers fear a self-interested president is needlessly risking their party’s majorities.
A marathon vote series on the Senate floor today could be a big test of President Donald Trump’s ability to get his agenda through Congress after wracking up a body count of lawmakers who have crossed him.
By: Jordain Carney, Calen Razor
Democrats will look to the “vote-a-rama” process to squeeze vulnerable Republican incumbents on a range of Trump priorities and controversies.
Live updates and analysis from POLITICO’s Congress team.
By: Jordain Carney, Calen Razor
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche spent more than an hour sparring with Republican senators behind closed doors.
By: Jordain Carney
The retiring Republican senator opens up about his YOLO approach and why he’s occasionally taken on Trump.
Coming off his recent successes, the president could seek to oust even more not-entirely-loyal GOP lawmakers next cycle.
President Donald Trump’s revenge tour claimed a third Capitol Hill victim Tuesday night with Sen. John Cornyn’s runoff defeat against Ken Paxton. Now some Republicans are looking towards 2028 and wary this is just the opening act.
IN TODAY'S EDITION: — Trump midterm dismissal highlights GOP angst — Durbin warns of election challenges
