President Donald Trump’s week included rewriting U.S. policy toward Russia and firing the country's senior military officer.

Shortly after Donald Trump blindsided senators and endorsed the House’s plan to advance the president’s agenda Wednesday, Senate Leader John Thune convened his leadership team to navigate next steps.

Despite their apparent powerlessness, Democrats can block appropriations measures with a Senate filibuster, as they could in ...

This week's Letters to the Editor, featuring your views on national and local politics and their effect on the day-to-day ...

One-party rule imperils Ohioans’ wallets and their state’s treasury (think House Bill 6, the FirstEnergy bailout, or the ...

According to the committee report, concepts related to race, gender, societal status, as well as social and environmental ...

like the state budget, are several bills touching on often-contentious Republican priorities such as placing the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms and "stopping drag time story hour." "Over ...

Gov. Glenn Youngkin says he appreciates consensus for tax relief, but says it should take a different form. He says he ...

A fierce debate about the future of Medicaid is currently underway in Congress. The public health insurance program covers 1 ...

Trump and Republican congressional leaders could fumble their way into a prolonged and painful shutdown of the federal ...

Democrats say they’ve made serious concessions and want Republicans to support a bipartisan supplemental state budget.

Senators are chugging through an late-night budget “vote-a-rama,” a crucial, if dreaded, step toward President Donald Trump's ...