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By: Lindsay Wise, Maggie Severns
The 73-year-old Ohioan and veteran officeholder is staring down all of Democrats’ problems in his bid to return to the Senate.
It was a matter of weeks from when Sherrod Brown brutally lost his 2024 Senate re-election campaign to when he started calling old friends to workshop his next move.
By: Lindsay Wise, Robbie Gramer
Less than three months ago, John Cornyn was championing a bill to rename a highway after President Trump. Now, the senior senator from Texas is threatening to block Trump’s nominees.
WASHINGTON—Less than three months ago, John Cornyn was championing a bill to rename a highway after President Trump.
By: Richard Rubin, Sadie Gurman, Lindsay Wise
GOP holdouts want “anti-weaponization fund” formally killed before they will vote for Todd Blanche.
By: Lindsay Wise, Richard Rubin, Sadie Gurman
WASHINGTON—President Trump's nomination of Todd Blanche as attorney general hung in the balance Wednesday, as the administration struggled to win over holdout Republicans who could block the pick from advancing.
By: Lindsay Wise, Sadie Gurman
WASHINGTON—Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said he formally rescinded a $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund” that became an impasse for two holdout Republican senators blocking his confirmation to the permanent position.
By: Sadie Gurman, Lindsay Wise
The fund became an impasse for two holdout Republican senators blocking Todd Blanche’s confirmation as attorney general.
By: Ken Thomas, Lindsay Wise, Natalie Andrews
An ugly family breakup is escalating ahead of an election deadline for the party to replace the Ohio congressman on the ballot.
By: Ken Thomas, Lindsay Wise, Natalie Andrews
WASHINGTON—A domestic drama involving a House lawmaker and his former father-in-law, a U.S. senator, has shocked Capitol Hill and prompted escalating accusations with both personal and political consequences.
