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United States Senator from Colorado since 2009 (born 1964)
There is no single, authoritative public list in the provided reporting that catalogues U.S. senators “receiving money from Venezuela.” Available sources document extensive U.S. legislative activity o...
Available reporting and public records in the provided sources do not identify any U.S. senators as “getting money back from Venezuela.” The documents instead show U.S. senators sponsoring legislation...
There is no reliable, sourced list in the provided reporting that names U.S. senators accepting money from the Venezuelan government; available sources focus on U.S. Senate votes and legislation relat...
Available reporting in the provided set does not identify any U.S. senator as having taken campaign or personal payments from the Venezuelan government or state-controlled entities; searches return st...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not list any U.S. senator who has publicly disclosed receiving gifts or payments "linked to Venezuela" in the last ten years; coverage instead d...
Available sources provided by the user do not list any U.S. senators who “declared travel or hospitality from Venezuelan‑linked entities” since 2015; the material focuses on legislation, policy statem...
Available sources in the provided set do not list any current or former U.S. senators who have received campaign contributions from Venezuelan government sources or individuals linked to Venezuela; th...
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...
A clear count of members of Congress who publicly acknowledge foreign birth is available from institutional surveys: the Congressional Research Service and related congressional directories identify d...
Available sources in the provided set do not list any Venezuelan senators who have declared receiving campaign contributions or private payments since 2020; reporting focuses on U.S. senators’ actions...
The phrase "America Act" is ambiguous in current reporting: it can refer to the AMERICA Act, an antitrust bill aimed at digital-advertising middlemen, or to the Americas/“Americas Act,” a regional eco...
The most visible Venezuela‑related Senate legislation from 2024–2026 falls into two tracks: bipartisan statutory packages aimed at supporting a democratic transition and a high‑stakes war powers resol...
A long but underappreciated thread in American political history is that a significant number of U.S. senators were born outside the present-day United States; the Senate’s own directory and compiled ...
A small but notable group of U.S. senators were born outside the geographic United States yet acquired U.S. citizenship at birth because of their parents’ citizenship or because they were born in U.S....
President Donald Trump announced and circulated a “full pardon” for former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters; multiple outlets report he posted the claim on Truth Social and that a signed document was sha...
Twenty U.S. senators publicly pledged to forgo or donate pay during the 2018–2019 federal government shutdown, part of a broader group of 102 members of Congress who announced they would decline or re...
The Senate vote on the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 (often described as the "Full Year Continuous Funding Act") passed with , and a bloc of 45 senators — — voted agains...