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When mentioning the Federal Reserve, most Americans have no idea that it even exists. Those that do know of its existence think it simply sets interest rates and helps the economy -- but they are wrong. And, thanks to the efforts of Ron Paul over th
Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham just don't seem to have the pull that they used to -- and are now backing off of their demands for a select committee to investigate "Russian hacking."
The top Democrat in the Senate, Chuck Schumer of New York, is promising to block one of President-elect Donald Trump's first big initiatives -- naming a ninth member to the Supreme Court.
Trump just can't seem to lose today. The President-elect scored two early victories with Ford announcing plans to keep a plant in the United States, a move they described as a "vote of confidence" in Trump, and the announcement that his nemesis at F
Via Ed Morrissey, an amusing and hopelessly-belated mea culpa from one of the Senate's more liberal Democrats who all of a sudden regrets his participation in Harry Reid's 2013 partial nuke of the filibuster.
Via Ed Morrissey, an amusing and hopelessly-belated mea culpa from one of the Senate's more liberal Democrats who all of a sudden regrets his participation in Harry Reid's 2013 partial nuke of the filibuster.
Republicans control the executive branch and both houses in Congress. That does not necessarily mean Trump can get the legislation he wants passed.
(NaturalNews) The National Vaccine Information Center has issued an urgent call for all Americans concerned about the federal government forcing new vaccines on an unsuspecting public to contact their U.S. senator immediately and ask him or her to re
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Wednesday fended off a challenge to her long leadership reign, defeating Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) in a closed-door vote prompted largely by Donald Trump's unlikely ascension to the White House.
House Democrats return to Washington on Tuesday grappling over the best course for the party's future.
"A Lot Of People Are Going To Be Surprised Tomorrow"
"A Lot Of People Are Going To Be Surprised Tomorrow"
"A Lot Of People Are Going To Be Surprised Tomorrow"
When Barack Obama leaves the White House, New York Sen. Chuck Schumer will almost certainly be elected Senate minority leader -- and therefore become the highest ranking Democratic official in America.
The budding new alliance between Donald Trump and congressional Republicans hides a tougher reality:
Several of the Senate's biggest hawks are receiving a crucial political lifeline from the country's most famous libertarian billionaire brothers, Charles and David Koch.
A stop-gap funding bill to avoid a federal government shutdown later this week failed to garner enough votes to move forward in the Senate on Tuesday, with Democrats and Republicans both opposing the measure.
By trying to block a $1.15 billion arms sale to Saudi Arabia, a bipartisan group of US senators is challenging one of the key forces that shape American foreign policy: the arms industry.
Left-wing billionaire George Soros' non-profit network, the Open Society Foundations (OSF), is confident about the future success of its work in the field of immigration activism and may embark on a massive campaign on immigration issues in the nea
So this just happened… and it's splashed all over the media.
As it would appear, the Red Hot Chili Peppers gained a new member in their band by the name of Senator Steve Daines (R), Montana. Daines cannot resist giving away what is not his to give away, the norm these days rather than the exception for electe
Whitehouse and 19 other Senators who are supporting this tirade against 'deniers', are the 'useful idiots' of Technocrats who planted all this bad science in the first place.
The U.S. Senate has announced a bipartisan deal which will prevent states from labeling genetically modified foods in favor of a federal labeling system. Here's what you need to know…
The Obama administration-supported measure would have allowed the FBI vast access to internet metadata without a warrant using a nonjudicial subpoena
The people in the government who want to control our personal choices are the enemies of freedom. And the enemies of freedom can be very clever and seductive.
The Obama administration-supported measure would have allowed the FBI vast access to internet metadata without a warrant using a nonjudicial subpoena
After every mass shooting, the usual suspects come out to declare "enough is enough."
$602 Billion Bill Quickly Passed After Key Debates Were Blocked
Last Tuesday the Senate Intelligence Committee approved the annual Intelligence Authorization Act for 2017, which is now set to be considered by the full Senate.
A PROVISION SNUCK INTO the still-secret text of the Senate's annual intelligence authorization would give the FBI the ability to demand individuals' email data and possibly web-surfing history from their service providers without a warrant and in
