Andrew Desiderio is a Senior Congressional Reporter at Punchbowl News. With nearly a decade of experience, he extensively covers Congress, national politics, and foreign policy, focusing on elections, public policy, and security issues. Andrew’s work has been featured in prominent outlets including POLITICO and Yahoo News.
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Policymakers in both parties are missing the moment with artificial intelligence. OpenAI and Anthropic are begging to be regulated.
By: Laura Weiss, Andrew Desiderio, John Bresnahan
There are many pivotal moments in an election cycle. Today is one of the most important.
The House is gone until after the midterms, and senators hope to soon follow suit. Senate Republicans want something fresh to tout on the campaign trail to boost their now endangered majority.
News. The DCCC is making an $8 million coordinated ad buy across 26 districts this week as it more fully embraces the Supreme Court ruling that allows the campaign arm to run ads jointly with candidates.
By: John Bresnahan, Laura Weiss, Andrew Desiderio
The Senate returns Tuesday. The House is gone until mid-November. Senators may leave town this week if they can't cut a deal on permitting reform. More on this below.
By: Laura Weiss, Andrew Desiderio
Sen. John Curtis (R-Utah) is demanding that the Senate Judiciary Committee investigate and subpoena Donald Trump Jr. over a ProPublica report that
News. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is warning President Donald Trump against loosening controls on sales of advanced AI chips to China, calling
By: Andrew Desiderio, Laura Weiss, Max Cohen
The 2026 campaign season is still underway, but attention is already shifting to who will control the big four congressional campaign committees in the next cycle.
Senate Republicans will hold pre-midterm messaging votes today before trying to get out of town a day early to go home and campaign.
The Senate finally left town late Wednesday night for a month of campaigning.
