“It would not be in our best interest at all to stop what’s already started,” one told Semafor.

The majority leader reasons that the Senate can flip back quickly to Department of Homeland Security funding if there’s a deal.

“If he has the power to make sure that people have to be citizens to be registered to vote, show ID to vote, he ought to do it,” Florida Sen. Rick Scott told Semafor. ”

The party that swept to power in Congress by campaigning against Middle East wars 20 years ago sounds confident that history will repeat itself.

Democrats are calling for votes on war powers, but all signs point to the GOP going along with Trump’s latest foreign intervention.

All three changed plans to make sure they could stand alongside the president whose primary endorsement has remained elusive.

The first-term Ohioan is a man in a hurry, leveraging strong relationships throughout the party to make a decisive play.

The Trump administration is amping up pressure on Congress to pass a DHS funding bill.

Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., thinks getting Democrats to vote for the bill is the most plausible path to passing it.

Few are sure he’ll change up his top ranks as negative headlines mount. But they know pre-midterms drama doesn’t help.

He allegedly had an affair with a former staffer who later died after setting herself on fire.

The State of the Union featured no shortage of to-dos for Republican lawmakers who could soon lose unified control of the Hill.