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Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) is already eyeing more votes that pay segments of the federal workforce.

Future generations deserve to inherit a stable and prosperous nation, like the one we inherited, built on sound principles of fiscal stewardship.

President Donald Trump nominated Means in May after withdrawing his initial surgeon general pick, Fox News contributor Dr. Janette Nesheiwat.

Foreign-funded groups have hurt the U.S. while operating against the public's interest. It is time people know the truth about these terrorist hubs.

The candidate's balancing act in one of the country's reddest states offers a window into the broader Obamacare challenges facing the GOP.

Fiscal hawks in the GOP argue that the Obamacare enhanced premium tax credits are a subsidy for insurance companies that raises prices.

The Appropriations chair is hopeful Congress can pass all 12 spending bills before the end of December. But the government must reopen first.

President Donald Trump's tariffs have decreased deficits, but he is not allowed to spend that money without approval from Congress.

In a Wednesday interview at the Capitol, Thune signaled he will continue bringing standalone bills that fund segments of the federal workforce.

A Senate hearing on "shoppable" healthcare devolved into a fiery debate over the future of the Affordable Care Act's enhanced subsidies.