WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump and Senate Democrats have a deal to fund most of the government for the rest of the year.

Large parts of the government will shut down at midnight Friday without action by Congress.

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., took issue with a spending package revoking his ability to sue U.S. government over special ...

Lindsey Graham ended his blockade Friday preventing the Senate from passing the House funding package, but not before putting ...

The Senate appeared to be on track to fund vast portions of the government Thursday, but Republican South Carolina Sen.

On the Senate floor today, Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) throws a temper tantrum over Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) going ...

A controversial new law that could enrich some Republican senators — and a bipartisan effort to repeal the provision — is at ...

By David Morgan and Richard Cowan WASHINGTON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham held up a bipartisan deal to ...

The Senate is on track to pass a government funding package Friday afternoon after Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told colleagues that he will release his hold on the massive spending bill if he gets a ...

Lindsey Graham says he will not let the Senate's funding package advance until he gets guaranteed votes on two legislative ...

South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham laid out a list of demands Friday that he said would enable him to relent and allow swift action on a $1.2 trillion package of full-year appropriations for several ...

Sen. Lindsey Graham held up a bipartisan deal to avert a ​government shutdown on Friday as he sought to restore a provision that would allow him to sue the government for damages.