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American politician (born 1961)
As of the most recent, authoritative material in the package, , having been elected by Senate Republicans in November 2024 and taking the post at the start of the 119th Congress on January 3, 2025. Mu...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not show any current House or Senate leaders openly calling for President Trump to resign in 2025; instead, the material documents calls for action in ...
The Senate can use the so‑called to change its rules, including the 60‑vote cloture threshold, because the chamber is the master of its own procedures; however, whether lawmakers will or can sensibly ...
Since Donald Trump’s second inauguration on January 20, 2025, reporting highlights a flurry of executive action, a politically charged Congress and a string of high‑profile elections and legal fights ...
The current U.S. Senate Minority Leader is Senator Chuck Schumer, the New York Democrat who leads Senate Democrats in the 119th Congress (as identified on aggregated rosters of current senators) . The...
Republicans control the U.S. Senate in 2025, holding a majority reported as either 52–48 or 53–47 in the 119th Congress across the sources reviewed (most sources show a three-seat Republican gain and ...
A Senate-brokered deal in mid-November 2025 set the path to end the 43‑day shutdown by passing a short-term funding bill and promising a December Senate vote on extending Affordable Care Act (ACA) pre...
John Thune, Republican senator from South Dakota, is the Senate Majority Leader in 2025 after Senate Republicans secured a majority in the 2024 elections and the GOP conference elected Thune to lead t...
Congress voted multiple times in late-stage efforts to "open" the government around the shutdowns referenced in the provided materials, but the supplied sources do present a complete, consolidated lis...
Multiple outlets report that President Donald Trump labeled six Democratic members of Congress “traitors,” called their actions “seditious behavior,” urged they be “arrested and put on trial,” and — i...
Senate Democrats repeatedly blocked a Republican "clean" continuing resolution to end the government shutdown, with a pivotal procedural vote on October 28, 2025, failing 54-45 and falling short of th...
The motion to block public release of Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein was carried by a Senate vote on Sept. 10–11, 2025, with . Several Republican senators are explicitly named in ...
If Senate Republicans abolish the filibuster in 2025, the immediate political effect will be an empowerment of the majority to pass significant partisan legislation with a simple majority, but it will...
Republicans held effective control of the U.S. Senate when the 119th Congress convened in January 2025, with while the remaining seats were reported either as in several summaries or as in others depe...
Senate Republicans did block a bid to force a vote that would have required the Justice Department to release its Jeffrey Epstein files: Senate GOP leaders and a majority of Republican senators voted ...
The available documentation and leadership-election reports indicate that the and that . Multiple contemporaneous sources report a Republican Senate majority (commonly cited as 53 Republicans, 45 Demo...
The available reporting and roll-call compilations show ; instead, coverage describes negotiations, promises of future votes, and party-line opposition to major fiscal packages. Contemporary reporting...
Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate at the time of the 2025 government shutdown, but their margins were narrow and the Senate required cross‑party votes to advance spending measures; ...
chose their 119th Congress leadership through internal conference elections, steering committee recommendations and formal votes on : the conference re-nominated and re-elected as majority leader and ...
Congressional pressure tied to the Jeffrey Epstein case has produced a concrete legislative vehicle: the bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act would require the Justice Department to publish all u...