Congress seems to be on track to avert government shutdown
Congress seemed on track Wednesday to approving legislation that would avert a partial government shutdown over the weekend
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Congress seemed on track Wednesday to approving legislation that would avert a partial government shutdown over the weekend
The two met Wednesday to talk about Franken's future in the Senate, CBS News' John Nolen reports
Over 30 of Franken's Democratic colleagues in the Senate began calling on him to resign Wednesday after another woman accused Franken of kissing her against her will
It's unclear whether this edge will help Democrats win back control of Congress in the 2018 midterm elections next November
Senate Republicans unveiled their final tax legislation — with scribbled handwritten notes — shortly before the vote was expected to take place
"They've been all talk. They've been no action," Trump said of Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, who opted not to meet with him after he tweeted about them Tuesday
Trump spoke from the White House on Tuesday afternoon
The late announcement gives potential successors to his Chicago-area district less than a week to gather signatures to get on the March 20 ballot
"As consenting friends, we both regret our former claims and have since then maintained our respectful relationship," wrote Green and Daniels
"Let's show Donald Trump that we're sick of his racist slurs by getting to work to fight his agenda," Warren wrote in a fundraising email
Spending. Immigration. Taxes. It's a lot to complete.
Democrat who had become key player in party releases another statement of regret after sexual harassment allegations
They say that voters were given the wrong ballots in the 28th District
Their poll numbers are sagging, and they're short on legislative accomplishments -- so what does the GOP have to be happy about?
"If any president did that today — they would have to resign," said de Blasio of Clinton's sex scandal
Stephen Bittel said it was "time for him to step aside" in the wake of a report about his behavior
On Thursday, Franken apologized after having been accused of groping and forcibly kissing radio anchor Leeann Tweeden
The powerful Texas trial lawyer died after what his wife says was "a sudden onset and battle with a mental health issue"
"His train of injuries to our Constitution must be brought to an end through impeachment," said Cohen of Trump
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If Democrats maintain that seat and pick up one more, they could win control
It's Election Day for Virginia and New Jersey, where the nation's only two gubernatorial contests are taking place
Voters in Virginia and New Jersey are heading to the polls to choose new governors
All eyes will be on the Virginia's gubernatorial race, but it's not the only big contest Tuesday night
In his remarks, Clinton asked the audience to reflect on the character of the United States during speech at Georgetown University