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Republicans and Democrats proposed a compromise to extend the Obamacare premium subsidies for two years, with income caps and waste cuts.

Thune said the Nov. 21 funding date set by a House-passed bill, which has failed in the Senate 13 times, will need to be extended into January.

Sen. Jim Banks plans to introduce a bill to boost U.S. rare earth production and curb reliance on China, citing national security and supply chain risks.

The signals from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office could not be clearer. It is time for lawmakers to move forward on pro-patent legislation.

Republicans believe the elements are there for a shutdown breakthrough after high-profile elections in Virginia and New Jersey.

Daily on Defense: Trump all over the map on Venezuela strikes, plans to ignore the War Powers Resolution, insists China and Russia doing underground nuke tests.

The Pennsylvania Democrat said it is "deeply distressing" that 42 million people are losing food stamp benefits.

The government shutdown nears record length after many congressional records have already been broken.

The current shutdown was a serious political miscalculation for the Democrats. They pulled the plug, but forgot they were standing in water.

Efforts to "lock the clock" on either standard time or daylight saving time could find a new home within the MAHA movement.