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Congress made a mistake on hemp in 2018. It corrected that mistake last year. There is no reason to repeat it now.

Portions of the Senate's outstanding tasks will likely be punted into September over impasses not only between the two parties but also among Republicans.

Even as Miller vows to stay in the race, support for his campaign is cratering among his fellow Republicans and voters back home.

"Given everything they are facing, I do not see how a campaign for Congress benefits any of them," the Ohio senator said.

"On the advice of my doctors, I'll maintain an intensive regimen of physical therapy from home during the state work period," McConnell said.

Thursday's failed vote significantly decreases the chances of reaching a Senate deal on the farm bill this year.

It is just the latest twist in a case where, last month, it looked as if Trump may have met his match.

Eliminating the NFA tax leaves ATF registration requirements for suppressors without constitutional basis under the taxing power.

Dr. Anthony Fauci was held in contempt of Congress by committee vote for pleading the Fifth Amendment right to silence.

Rigid freight mandates raise costs and stall innovation. Infrastructure bills need flexible, performance-based safety regulations.