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Former football coach Dooley joins Republican race for US Senate in Georgia
Former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley on Monday joined a crowded Republican field aiming to unseat Democratic U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff in Georgia next year, a race Republicans hope will expand their majority in the chamber.
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A renowned Kentucky picnic turned into a rapid-fire Republican political skirmish on Saturday, as three candidates competing ...
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The Senate is set to finally begin its August recess without a deal on nominations as Republicans are intent on moving ...
At least two Republican senators placed holds on Treasury Department nominees over fears and frustration with the Trump ...
Fed-up Senate Republicans are starting to whisper about recess appointments again as Democrats stonewall them on nominees, ...
Senate Republicans are mulling a possible rule change to allow them to more swiftly confirm President Trump's nominees amid ...
A group of renewable energy supporters on Capitol Hill are looking to score a meeting with the Treasury Department.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune on Wednesday rejected President Donald Trump’s call to disregard a Senate tradition to ...
President Donald Trump called for the end of the Senate’s “blue slip” policy on Tuesday, renewing debate on the 108-year-old ...
Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL) seemed to sidestep a run for retiring Sen. Dick Durbin’s (D-IL) seat on Monday, telling a panel he will soon be circulating petitions to run for reelection to his House ...
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