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Asked if the Senate will stay in town, Majority Leader John Thune said it's "looking that way."

Bipartisan legislation to speed energy projects won't get a vote before November's elections.

Despite bipartisan backing of a college athletics bill, Black Democratic lawmakers are warning their own party that supporting the measure risks exploiting Black athletes.

A behind-the-scenes battle is playing out over several powerful House Republicans who don't want to be forced out of their plum posts.

Democrats only need one more Republican vote to approve a war powers resolution before Election Day.

One of the Senate GOP's most vulnerable incumbents has been pushing for consideration of the measure before the midterms.

The memo comes at a pivotal point for his Senate campaign as he works to convince GOP leaders and outside groups that he can narrow Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff's lead.

The leading congressional progressives would establish severe penalties for companies or individuals that seek to develop advanced AI outside federal oversight.

Carter, the current vice chair, has long been the favorite to take over the powerful caucus next term.

Sen. Chuck Grassley may go to the floor and force a colleague to register opposition if he can't reach consensus.