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The Democratic senator said Sunday that more justices should be added to the institution in order to "get some confidence back in our court."

The former president called the bipartisan legislation a "career ending bill" for Republican senators.

A number of senators intervened in the White House's plan to replace David Beasley as the head of the World Food Program.

The Parkland survivor, now a gun-control activist, said the agreement "should be the beginning and not the end of Congress' work."

The framework includes improved background checks to those under 21 years old, and allocating funds for mental health treatment, among other measures.

Although national polls and historical precedent show the GOP favored to win big in the November midterm, Democrats hope to maintain control of the Senate.

"Any senator running that supports McConnell must go," the former Trump admin official wrote on Saturday. "$40 billion of your money."

VoteVets, the group that resurfaced the clip, agreed with John McCain calling Rand Paul "a Russian asset."

Jay Allen Johnson left 17 threatening voicemails to two U.S. Alaskan senators over the span of five months.

North Carolina's Republican Senators Thom Tillis and Richard Burr criticized their fellow GOP lawmaker, with Burr calling Cawthorn "an embarrassment."

Jackson, who faced attacks and a tough grilling from Republicans during her Supreme Court confirmation hearing last week, may still win bipartisan support.

Richard Blumenthal and Ed Markey wrote a letter to Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressing their concern about safety reports on the the carmaker's self-driving systems.

Fifty-eight percent of Americans surveyed in a new poll said that there should be a maximum age limit for elected officials.

A 65-year-old Alaska man pleaded guilty to sending threatening voicemails to U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan.

The Republican state senator, Brian Kelsey, was reportedly assisted by a local Nashville restaurant owner.

"There're a lot of members of Congress, and some of them come from the world of business, and some have complicated family investments," David Wessel said.

"Blind spots, lost footage, and technical failures are unacceptable in federal prisons," said Senator Jon Ossoff.

The United States has the capacity, the know-how and the obligation to not just feed the world, but to change the way the world feeds itself so that we can eradicate hunger for the next generation.

A petition for monthly stimulus checks of $2,000 is nearing its goal of 3 million signatures as coronavirus cases surge in the U.S.

Senators and representatives are pushing Joe Biden for more stimulus checks, but the president has yet to respond.

The Democratic Michigan senator also criticized some of her Republican colleagues filing amendments that sought to cut the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.

The economic analysts said the Republican plan is about "13 percent less than what the minimum wage was at its high-water mark in 1968."

In a lengthy statement shared on his campaign site, Utah Senator Mike Lee said that there was enough room in the GOP for both of them.

It's not entirely clear where the meme started, but it's spread quickly among crypto holders.

Just over two decades ago, a dozen senators were already serving in the Senate during former President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial.

The Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C. has released images of some of the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Wednesday.

"Time to fight for our freedom," wrote attorney Lin Wood on Parler Wednesday, encouraging protesters at the U.S. Capitol. "Pledge your lives, your fortunes, & your sacred honor."

"Congress should immediately appoint an Electoral Commission, with full investigatory and fact-finding authority to conduct an emergency 10-day audit of the election returns in the disputed states," said the group in a statement.

Days before the Georgia runoffs, incumbent Republican Senator David Perdue released an op-ed attacking his opponent Jon Ossoff.

In a series of tweets Saturday, the president attacked a variety of people and departments for not backing his voter fraud claims.