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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By: Hailey Fuchs, Jordain Carney
There's hope the nominee for attorney general can be confirmed before the August recess.
The attorney general nominee is privately addressing concerns about potential DOJ payouts. But that’s not his only challenge.
By: Jordain Carney
The president's U-turn on Jay Clayton was the latest instance where “he just keeps pushing” on GOP lawmakers.
By: Katherine Tully-Mcmanus, Jordain Carney
Doubts and differing visions of another partisan policy package are “going to be the problem” keeping Republicans from passing such a bill.
By: Katherine Tully-McManus, Jordain Carney
Doubts and differing visions of another partisan policy package are “going to be the problem” keeping Republicans from passing such a bill.
“I've never been asked to slow a nomination down before,” the Senate majority leader said.
A decade after blasting a remarkably similar Iran deal, the Intelligence chair is now treading carefully.
The former GOP leader's absence is prompting the postponement of Senate Appropriations markups.
A Wednesday lunch could bring weeks of interbranch tensions to a head.
Senate Republicans exclude Democrats' food aid demand from farm bill Senate Agriculture Chair John Boozman is set to unveil his farm bill plans Tuesday.
