McConnell announces Senate retirement, ending decades-long career
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), the longest-serving party leader in Senate history, will announce his retirement on Thursday. McConnell, first elected to the upper chamber in 1984, will deliver the announcement in remarks from the Senate floor, according to the Associated Press. Thursday marks McConnell’s 83rd birthday.
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Kash Patel will soon lead the Federal Bureau of Investigation after the Senate voted Thursday 51-49 to confirm the ...
A top D.C. prosecutor is going after Democrats who have allegedly “threatened” Department of Government Efficiency ...
The Senate is gearing up for an overnight marathon voting session as Republicans look to clear a key hurdle, known as a “vote ...
Two Republicans voted against Patel, citing questions about how his ‘political activities’ may affect his leadership.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is doubling down on trying to blame President Donald Trump for the Delta plane crash ...
President Donald Trumpwill nominate his top prosecutor in Washington, Edward Martin, for a full and permanent term as U.S.
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