The Kentucky senator questioned the vice president’s “disdain for human life” and didn’t rule out a hearing as other Republicans stayed quiet.

Some senior Democrats are already sounding pretty bearish about a bipartisan breakthrough to prevent a shutdown.

The party realizes it could face political disaster if it lets the Democrat-passed subsidies expire entirely.

The Senate is slated to go on recess Sept. 19, and Republicans expect to move before that.

Graham Platner and Dan Kleban bring relative youth as well as strong (and tasty) local credentials. It may not matter.

Republicans are in search of an insurance policy should he decide to retire from Congress.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said he’ll accept a National Guard deployment.

President Donald Trump is, as promised, letting his Health and Human Services secretary “go wild.”

The senator was skeptical the high court would curb President Donald Trump’s power.

But it’s not clear that they can heed the White House’s interest in getting a Trump ally seated by the central bank’s Sept. 16 meeting.

Congress returns to Washington on Tuesday after the August break, and both parties are nowhere near a deal to fund the government.

The 42-year-old lawmaker is close to Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, who’s expected to announce soon that she won’t seek a third term.