The pace of judicial confirmations is lagging compared with the president’s first stint in office, but more are in the ...

President Trump’s rescissions package puts public media and foreign aid on the chopping block. Will it pass the Senate?

Republican businessman Nate Morris says Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell is undeserving of a lifetime achievement award from ...

McConnell voiced his concern on the heels of Republican Senator Thom Tillis announcing he will not see re-election.

Mitch McConnell has new fears about the future of the Republican Party. The former Senate Majority Leader, 83, took to X Monday afternoon to lament the sudden retirement of Republican Senator and ...

An invite to an annual GOP dinner asks U.S. Senate candidates to refrain from "speaking ill" of Republicans not running in ...

Mr. Morris, a founder of a waste and recycling business, describes himself as the only political outsider in the field and an ...

It was the first time in history that a political party unilaterally pushed through a massive national reform without any buy-in from the minority.

Mitch McConnell was far more an ideal conservative, but making him fall for Republicans' failures, real and imagined, is revisionist history.

Now, as Trump’s grip on the Republican Party tightens, McConnell is taking his final bow as a relic of a political era—one of quiet plotting and backroom dealmaking—that no longer exists.

The Two Warring Legacies of Mitch McConnell He took his party to new heights of power, and gave Donald Trump the power to potentially burn it all down.

To the editor: Nice try, Mitch, but too little, too late. (“McConnell tests the strengths and limits of his power opposing a trio of Trump’s Cabinet nominees,” Feb. 18) While no political ...