“If there’s no interest in the White House in trying to bridge the gap on the ethics language, it is going to fail,” said Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C.

The Alabama Republican talked to Semafor at a tricky moment for her party, whose candidates are racing to deal with voter anger about AI power demands.

Annie Andrews thinks she can beat Darline Graham in a red state. She probably needs the party’s resources to do it. 

The party’s coalition is fractured on a politically marketable bill weeks ahead of the midterms as its senators approach a tricky vote.

Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces mounting scrutiny as the US becomes further entrenched in the Iran war.

Republicans are counting on President Trump’s cavalry to carry Ken Paxton to victory — but it hasn’t come yet.

The Connecticut senator thinks private equity’s involvement in youth sports will spark the next populist outrage.

Pappas is currently earning 71% of Democratic primary votes, his campaign said.

The new campaign touts the sports bill’s benefits amid the Congressional Black Caucus’ opposition to the bipartisan sports bill.

The ongoing public outcry over pro athletes attempting to come back to college sports is boosting the Senate’s bipartisan bill.

The Fourth Circuit of Appeals ruled that political parties and joint fundraising committees do not qualify for the candidate rate for political spending, which is lower than what outside groups have to pay — which could help Democrats.

It’s personal for the president, who was close to Graham’s late brother, Lindsey Graham.