Jordain Carney is a Congress reporter at Politico. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a keen focus on security policy and international laws. Jordain's work has been featured in numerous outlets including KRON-TV, FOX 2 Now, and The Hill, among others.
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The Senate majority leader says he’s focused on “resources” as the final pre-midterm sprint begins.
By: Jordain Carney, Calen Razor
A Senate flip to Democrats could essentially shut down confirmations of President Donald Trump’s court nominees — but not until January.
By: Jordain Carney, Calen Razor
Senate Republicans are unlikely to get a Supreme Court vacancy this year. They're privately prepared for one, just in case.
Republicans have had to defer many of their legislative dreams, hoping the post-election release of political pressure could set up a productive “lame duck” session before a new Congress is seated.
By: Katherine Tully-McManus, Jordain Carney
It is unclear if the letters in question made it past off-site screening facilities.
Senators laughed when they were asked if they wanted to serve on the thankless panel.
Sen. Kevin Cramer received a briefing Thursday on the recent Starshield slowdown in Ukraine.
As chair of the Senate HELP Committee, the Vermont independent could push “Medicare for All” and define the stakes of the coming presidential race.
By: Riley Rogerson, Jordain Carney, Lisa Kashinsky
Alaska insiders say it’s not necessarily a hint: “She doesn’t make decisions based on party.”
By: Jordain Carney, Lisa Kashinsky, Riley Rogerson
GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski endorsed a Democrat for governor this week as she ponders her own reelection decision.
