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American lawyer and politician (born 1951)
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 ...
Public records and the reporting in the provided documents show ; the supplied materials contain no evidence of recent, direct donations to the Republican Party. Historical outliers and older reports ...
Available reporting shows multiple allegations and intense bipartisan oversight but no report in the provided sources that Pete Hegseth has been charged, indicted, or sentenced to jail; lawmakers have...
A definitive, up-to-date ranking of which have sponsored the most bills since 2000 is not published in a single source provided here, but available reporting and congressional data point to a pattern:...
George Soros is overwhelmingly associated with funding Democratic candidates and progressive causes, and in major recent cycles his personal and foundation-backed giving largely flowed to Democrats an...
Roger Wicker — the Republican chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee — explicitly joined a bipartisan request for an expedited inspector general review and said the panel would seek a classified...
Reporting shows a mixed record: some Republican officials have expressed sharp private concerns about Trump-era handling of classified information in classified settings or behind closed doors, while ...
Since the post‑hearing flap over Sen. John Kennedy’s comments — most notably his characterization that a U.S. invasion of Greenland would be “weapons‑grade stupid” — Senate Republicans publicly split:...
Senior U.S. military and NATO-aligned political leaders reacted with alarm and pushback when the Trump administration announced reductions of U.S. troops in Eastern Europe, warning that the move risks...
Al Franken played a visible, if limited, role in pushing for credit-rating reform during the Dodd-Frank debates: he championed an amendment — often called the “Franken Amendment” or Franken–Sherman pr...