By Victoria Garcia
Vice President Joe Biden hinted after a Senate session that he might run for president in 2020.
Tag: senate
Trump’s Nominees May Face a Strong Wall of Democratic Opposition
By Autumn Pattison
Senate Democrats have almost no power to change Trump’s Cabinet, but they can put the nominees under a harsh spotlight before their appointment.
New Hampshire Senator Maggie Hassan promises to work across party lines in Washington
By Jackie DeFusco
New Hampshire’s newly elected Sen. Maggie Hassan vows to work work across party lines in Washington, D.C. to fulfill her campaign agenda.
A new leader for Democrats and a returning leader for Republicans
By Rafael Trujillo
Senate Republicans and Democrats have chosen their majority leaders for the next year. Republicans re-elected Mitch McConnell while Democrats chose Chuck Schumer.
Maggie Hassan wins the New Hampshire Senate race
By Annika Fagerholm
Gov. Maggie Hassan unseated incumbent Republican Kelly Ayotte as the Senator of New Hampshire Wednesday evening, ending one of the most competitive races of the election season.
Races that could flip the Senate
By Kimberly Wilborn
Senate races are close in several states leading up to Election Day and there is a possibility some races could even flip the current Republican held Senate.
Could John McCain’s lack of support for Trump cost him a Senate race?
By Kayla LaRosa
Republican Sen. John McCain is facing some challenges in his pursuit of reelection for his sixth term in the senate since denouncing GOP Presidential Nominee Donald Trump for his inappropriate sexual comments towards women in the infamously viral leaked 2005 video.
A deal for Flint averts government shutdown
By Annika Fagerholm
A deal created by the House of Representatives to provide federal aid for Flint, Michigan will make it possible to keep the government running until December.
Hands-Free Bills Gaining Momentum in Mass. Legislature
By Priscilla Liguori
Massachusetts may soon require drivers to use hands-free devices while using cell phones. Both the House and the Senate’s bills requiring hands-free devices are picking up momentum in the legislature.
