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CHIP, immigration priorities for politicians

Tipton, Gardner, Bennet look ahead

Fiery former sheriff from Arizona Arpaio will run for Senate

Flake believes Arpaio will change his mind

Franken announces he will resign from the Senate

Lawmaker accused of sexually harassing women

Trump offers full support for embattled Republican Roy Moore

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump formally endorsed embattled Republican Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate race on Monday, looking past sexual misconduct allegations against the GOP candidat...

Flake will retire, citing direction of GOP under Trump

‘I rise to say enough’ senator tells colleagues

Cochran’s illness shows risks to GOP leaders of aging Senate

WASHINGTON – Top Republicans coping with a razor-thin majority in the Senate as they try pushing a partisan agenda are running smack into another complication – the sheer age and health issu...

Governors call for non-partisan approach on health care system

They ask to be involved in drafting of new legislation

More hurdles as Senate again delays vote on GOP health bill

WASHINGTON – The Senate delayed a highly anticipated vote this coming week to repeal and replace the nation’s health care law after Sen. John McCain’s announced absence due to surgery, an en...

GOP health care divisions multiply as Trump pressures Senate

WASHINGTON – Republican divisions over health care multiplied Monday as President Donald Trump pressured GOP senators to act quickly, and Vice President Mike Pence suggested they might have ...

Congress returns to battles over health care, budget

WASHINGTON – Congress is still trying to send President Donald Trump his first unqualified legislative triumph, nearly six months after Republicans grabbed full control of Washington. Now, l...

Disabled protesters arrested at Sen. Cory Gardner’s Denver office

Group demands that Gardner oppose GOP’s health care plan

Analysis: The Senate health care bill is even harsher than it looks

The Congressional Budget Office laid out a stark picture of what would happen over the next decade if the Senate health-care bill were implemented as written: 22 million fewer Americans woul...