Al Weaver is a Staff Writer at The Hill. He covers a range of topics including politics, government, public policy, and elections, with a keen focus on current affairs and international relations. Al's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WAVY-TV 10, NewsNation, and Yahoo News.
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The agreement came together despite apparent opposition from Trump, who has vocally expressed support for the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund.
The acting attorney general needs to secure one more vote from either of two Republican holdouts: Cassidy or Murkowski.
The Louisiana Republican was the deciding vote on President Trump's nominee to lead the Justice Department.
“There's a lot of confusion,” said Sen. John Kennedy, who directed his complaints to Vice President Vance recently.
By: Al Weaver, Igor Bobic
The job is part babysitter, part confidante and sometimes part purse-holder. But body people are essential to making the place work, senators say.
Cross-party hires are rare, but the move could show the Senate Democratic campaign is hoping to reach out to Republicans in reliably red Texas.
Despite a Trump endorsement and big money behind her, the senator is showing signs of struggle as she runs for a full term in her late brother's seat.
A Canada trade war, an ICE shooting and Iran. How much more can Susan Collins take from Trump and still win?
One senior Senate Republican aide said “it's not going to happen,” pointing to inflation.
By: Al Weaver, Reese Gorman, Jeff Stein
One senior Senate Republican aide said “it’s not going to happen,” pointing to inflation.
