Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is working with Democrats to pass a $1.7 trillion spending bill to fund the federal government through FY '23.

One of the least popular political figures these days has surpassed President Joe Biden in the polls. It's really that bad for Biden.

Manchin was so annoyed watching Schumer attack Republicans from the Senate floor that he shook his head, stood up and left.

He certainly didn't feel that way when Trump was being impeached for significantly less and the Democrats didn't have the votes to convict.

'Everyone saw this coming except the President, who publicly and confidently dismissed these threats just a few weeks ago.'

Considering how events in Afghanistan have played out since his news conference July 8, it's safe to say President Joe Biden was dead wrong.

Sen. Mitch McConnell called out Democrats for attempting to alleviate rising costs - caused by inflation - by creating more economic inflation.

The White House pointed to a recent Supreme Court ruling that the president had the authority 'to remove the SSA Commissioner at will.'

Former President Donald Trump is making a last-ditch effort to preserve his 2017 tax cuts with a message to Republican lawmakers.

Senate Republicans stopped Democratic Party attempts to rewrite election rules in Democrats' favor through the so-called For the People Act.

Biden's 2022 fiscal budget reportedly 'calls for the federal government to spend $6 trillion in the 2022 fiscal year.'

House Democrats managed to pass a bill to form a commisson to investigate the Capitol incursion, but the Senate may not back the plan.

Having been pitched a softball question posed by a reporter during a Wednesday news conference, the president wandered badly.

Trump's statement came less than an hour after the Facebook Oversight Board ruled to uphold his suspension from the social media site.

Senate Republicans will not back Joe Biden's spending spree and tax hikes, according to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

He insinuated that Democrats appear to be rushing to pass legislation in fear of losing the House or the Senate come 2022.   

When users followed the link, a popup along the bottom of the screen prompted them to make a donation to Biden's campaign.

'I like him personally, I mean, we've been friends for a long time. He's a first-rate person,' the Kentucky Republican said.

'I just looked at a survey that said 81 percent of the Amerian people are concerned about something like that leading to vote fraud.'

Former President Donald Trump continues his attacks on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in a podcast interview.

'So this is not a trade-off between trampling etiquette but then getting to quickly transform the country. That’s a false choice.'