These Democratic senators voted with Republicans on government funding bill

Democratic Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada and John Fetterman of Pennsylvania joined independent Sen. Angus King of ...

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Hours before a midnight deadline, the Senate rejected a Republican bill to extend federal funding at current levels through ...

US senators who voted against their party positions on stopgap funding bill

Three U.S. Senate Democrats and one Republican crossed the political divide on Tuesday in their votes on a temporary funding ...

Meet the 3 senators who broke with Democrats to support a bill to keep government open

Fearing a government shutdown and its implications, three senators who caucus with Democrats voted to support the GOP's ...

Accusations fly over whether Republicans or Democrats 'own' shutdown

The closure came amid an impasse between congressional Democrats and Republicans, who are being led by President Donald Trump.

Senate Democrats vote down Republican bill to keep funding the government putting it on path to shutdown

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries get their caucus to hold fast against a ...

Republicans again defeat alternative Democratic proposal to fund government

Senate Republicans voted Wednesday to block a Senate Democratic proposal to fund the federal government through Oct. 31, to permanently extend enhanced health insurance premium subsidies that are ...

Iryna’s Law: Republican and Democrat Leaders chime in on a controversial NC bill

Recent violent acts in North Carolina have pushed lawmakers to pass a law to hold repeat violent offenders more responsible.

Republican bill exempts some medical care from being considered abortion. Evers vows he'll veto

A new Republican-authored bill seeks to exempt certain medical procedures from the definition of abortion in state law.

Factbox-US senators who voted against their party positions on stopgap funding bill

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Three U.S. Senate Democrats and one Republican crossed the political divide on Tuesday in their votes ...