U.S. Senate Committee Has Questions for Global Doping Watchdog
The action follows a Times investigation that found the World Anti-Doping Agency mishandled multiple warnings about Russia doping.
U.S. Senate Committee Has Questions for Global Doping Watchdog
The action follows a Times investigation that found the World Anti-Doping Agency mishandled multiple warnings about Russia doping.
Sources: Rubio to jump into Senate race next week
George W. Bush to stump for GOP Senate races
Senate approves women registering for the draft
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Brazil’s Senate Suspends President Dilma Rousseff
The Senate voted on Thursday to begin an impeachment trial against Ms. Rousseff, whose sagging fortunes embody widespread anger at corruption and a battered economy.
Senate Is Set to Pass a .5 Billion Energy Appropriations Bill
The Senate is expected to pass its first appropriations bill for 2017, a roughly $ 37.5 billion measure for energy and water programs, that had been delayed over a proposed amendment related to the Iranian nuclear bill.
Brazil’s Senate to Vote on Ousting Dilma Rousseff After Months of Turmoil
Brazil’s Senate will begin voting Wednesday on whether to suspend President Dilma Rousseff and put her on trial on accusations of manipulating the budget.
Battles Over Garland Nomination Resume as Senate Enters Recess
With senators back home, the Democratic group Americans United for Change is taking mobile billboards to nine states with vulnerable Republican senators to criticize them for not taking up the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Merrick B. Garland.
Senate Republicans to Name Names in Effort to Rekindle Criminal Justice Bill
Hoping to restore momentum for a criminal justice overhaul, Senate sponsors of the legislation plan to go public on Thursday with the names of new Republican supporters and the changes made in the package to appease party critics.
White Man or Black Woman? Senate Race Tears at Maryland Democrats
An increasingly rough contest between Representatives Chris Van Hollen and Donna Edwards brings up the thorny issues of gender, race and class.
Senate Passes Legislation Tailored to a Modern Energy Landscape
Republicans and Democrats united around a measure to better align the nation’s energy infrastructure with the changing ways that power is produced.
First on CNN: Democrats to spend millions across five states in fight for Senate majority
Abner Mikva: Senate Republicans should confirm nomination of Justice Garland rather than risk facing a younger and, perhaps, more liberal appointee next year
Despite Meetings With Merrick Garland, Senate G.O.P. Sees Little Give in Stance
Mr. Garland is scheduled to meet with two Republican senators on Tuesday and met with another last week, but party leaders say they are holding the line on the nomination.