Senate GOP dealmakers depart just as Congress control splits
Some Democratic senators expressed worry that losing a handful of Republican allies would make a divided Congress even tougher.
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Some Democratic senators expressed worry that losing a handful of Republican allies would make a divided Congress even tougher.
The Jan. 6 committee's referrals to the Department of Justice for charges against Donald Trump are largely symbolic. It's up to the Justice Department to charge Trump with crimes, and for the sake of demonstrating no one is above the law, they must do so.
The final act of the 117th read-nothing Congress was to provide the American public with a $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill. That bill was obscene, overstuffed and outrageous.
The bipartisan bill provides billions for Ukraine, pay raises for troops, and disaster aid. Extension of a pandemic-era child tax credit was left out.
The massive bill will fund critical government operations across federal agencies and provide emergency aid for Ukraine and natural disaster relief.