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Chuck Schumer is growing increasingly confident midterm voters will hand the Senate to Democrats.

The longtime Democratic leader stopped short of guaranteeing victory but indicated his party has "wind in our sails."

Democrats tried to pass a bill to revive $810 million Trump unilaterally canceled and prevent similar clawbacks.

It's the latest in the long-running disagreement on AI-related bills between the two GOP senators.

The Ohio Democrat said his online ads went "dark with no notice."

The West Virginia senator said he hasn't heard from Donald Trump or the state's sitting Republican governor.

The Republican senator brought the suit one day after the former special counsel testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The Senate race is quickly becoming one of the most expensive races in the history of the Lone Star state.

"I didn't know he was a Caitlin Clark fan. Now we know," said the Missouri Republican.

Opponents argued it did not go far enough in cracking down on lawmaker trades.