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Senate leaders seem to have found a path forward to avoid a debt cliff without Republican votes. → Read More
The party's own polling has the president in the red. Lawmakers know they need to get better at selling his agenda to avert midterm disaster. → Read More
The upper chamber's always had a flair for the dramatic. But as Democrats push deadlines to their limits, Republicans have exploited the chance to obstruct. → Read More
“This place is a slog,” said Rep. Scott Peters (D-Calif.), who added that some may have thought control of Congress "would solve all the problems." → Read More
The CBO said it would finish its cost estimates for the bill Thursday afternoon, clearing one significant hurdle as Democratic leaders push toward the vote. → Read More
Democrats worry they're gifting Republicans a winning political message by including tax cuts for the wealthy in their signature social spending bill. → Read More
Democrats are also planning a vote to remove him from both of his committees. → Read More
"There’s a point where you've got to stop talking," Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) said of the party's long-negotiated social spending bill. → Read More
Democratic leaders made headway in some areas, but key lawmakers were still drafting new language on immigration as late as 9 p.m. → Read More
When the finger-pointing started after the Virginia results came in, the left was ready. → Read More
None want to be seen as the problem child if the party’s electoral prospects plummet this week. So they're insisting it's time to move ahead. → Read More
It started when a top House progressive and the White House chief of staff got on the phone. It ended with sheer Democratic frustration. → Read More
It's a nightmare on Capitol Hill for the president's party, as October passes by without a deal. → Read More
Liberals are frustrated over pared-back social spending. Leaders want an infrastructure bill passed as soon as Thursday — but they don't have the votes yet. → Read More
“It’s lamb eat lamb. There is no bad decision. We have to choose,” Speaker Nancy Pelosi told her members. → Read More
Despite the House's skepticism of senators' pitch to finance the social spending bill, some party leaders are remaining optimistic about movement this week. → Read More
Democratic leaders are telling members to embrace the party bill, even as progressives see several major policy goals tossed. → Read More
The panel investigating the Capitol attack brought in a conservative activist linked to Steve Bannon's We Build The Wall effort. → Read More
The president is seeking to clinch a deal on his spending package. → Read More
The party is aiming to sell Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, its chief centrist holdouts, on a roughly $2 trillion bill. → Read More