President-elect Trump says he wants the Senate to be open to bypassing confirmation process
In a post on X Sunday, President-elect Donald Trump wrote that the next Republican Senate majority leader needs to agree to what are called "recess appointments," which would allow him to fill positions without Senate confirmation.
Senators John Cornyn, John Thune, and Rick Scott are vying for Senate majority leader. Here's where they stand.
Senate Republicans will elect a new leader for the first time in 17 years on Wednesday. Originally thought to be a two-person ...
"Rick Scott is not only immensely qualified but he's a mover and shaker, and I think would be the strongest support for ...
While the Senate Majority Leader is traditionally a sitting senator, conservative commentator Charlie Kirk proposed the idea ...
Donald Trump is already testing the limits of his control over Republicans in Congress. On Sunday, the president-elect ...
S.D., responded to President-Elect Donald Trump's newly announced litmus test for those vying to be the next GOP leader, ...
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Can Kamala Harris still become the 47th president? Technically yes, but it’s unlikelyThe vice president also serves as the president of the Senate, including when Congress certifies the results of a ...
Trump has chosen former New York Representative Lee Zeldin to serve as his pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.
President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday demanded that the next Senate GOP leader allow him to make appointments to his ...
“Republican control of the Senate thus gives Trump the chance to use recess appointments in radically new way — basically, ...
President-elect Donald Trump is anticipated to enlist U.S. Senator Marco Rubio to serve as secretary of state. This would ...
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