US Senate
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Senate Rejects Resolution to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers
The U.S. Senate rejected a resolution aimed at curbing President Trump’s military authority in Iran, just days after joint U.S.-Israeli strikes began. This 47-53 vote underscores deep partisan divisions over executive war powers.
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Super Bowl Halftime Comments Resurface as Michele Tafoya Launches Minnesota Senate Bid
Former sports broadcaster Michele Tafoya’s public dismissal of the Super Bowl LX halftime show is drawing renewed attention as she campaigns for U.S. Senate in Minnesota, signaling her approach to cultural issues and public trust.
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Bernie Sanders: Public Defenses, Progressive Wins Mark Early 2026
United States Senator Bernie Sanders has been at the forefront of national political discourse in early 2026, publicly defending an Olympic athlete against presidential criticism and celebrating a key primary victory for an endorsed progressive ally.
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Lindsey Graham’s Hold Complicates Federal Funding Deal
Senator Lindsey Graham has reportedly placed a hold on a bipartisan deal to avert a partial government shutdown, pushing for an end to ‘sanctuary city’ policies.
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Duckworth, Senate Colleagues Urge Court to Uphold Child Detention Protections
U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) and 23 Senate colleagues have filed an amicus brief with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, advocating for the continued enforcement of the 1997 Flores Settlement Agreement to protect minors in immigration detention.
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Rand Paul Navigates Bipartisan Dialogue Amidst Trump’s ‘Loser’ Label
Senator Rand Paul is set to appear on Chris Cuomo’s new SiriusXM show, ‘Cuomo Mornings,’ aiming for bipartisan dialogue. This comes shortly after President $1 Trump publicly criticized Paul, labeling him a ‘stone cold loser’ for voting to limit presidential…
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Paul Finebaum’s Senate Bid: Why the ‘Voice of the South’ Walked Away from Politics and What Comes Next
Paul Finebaum, iconic SEC sports voice, turned down a potential U.S. Senate run after months of speculation, citing the toxicity of modern politics and his loyalty to his roots in sports media. Now, at 70, he’s reflecting on his career,…
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John Sununu Weighs Senate Comeback in New Hampshire
Former U.S. Senator John E. Sununu is considering a 2026 Senate bid in New Hampshire, sparking conversations among Republican leaders about flipping a key swing state.