Marianne LeVine
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McConnell hospitalized for concussion
The Senate minority leader will remain in the hospital for "a few days," according to a statement from his office. → Read More
D.C. crime rollback energizes House GOP efforts to squeeze Dems
Republicans' unexpected success has them plotting more ways they can make congressional Democrats take tough votes. → Read More
Biden won’t veto GOP effort to repeal D.C. criminal code
Biden’s disinterest in a veto threat leaves Republicans on track to roll back the new D.C. law with the support of at least one Senate Democrat. → Read More
The senator Biden loves to hate
Welcome to POLITICO’s West Wing Playbook, your guide to the people and power centers in the Biden administration. With help from Allie Bice. Over his 36 years in the Senate, JOE BIDEN took pride in establishing friendships across the aisle. And now, as president in a hyper-partisan time, he often waxes nostalgic for the old days and states aloud just how much he likes many Republicans, including… → Read More
Feinstein passes on Senate reelection in 2024
There’s already an active intraparty battle over who will succeed the California Democrat, the longest-serving woman in Senate history. → Read More
Garcetti, you're still here?
Welcome to POLITICO’s West Wing Playbook, your guide to the people and power centers in the Biden administration. With help from Allie Bice. It’s been 567 days since President JOE BIDEN announced his nomination of ERIC GARCETTI to become U.S. ambassador to India. And it remains entirely unclear how much longer he will wait. Garcetti was poised to become the first Los Angeles mayor to voluntarily… → Read More
Gallego's early Sinema challenge squeezes Senate progressives
Liberals in the upper chamber who find the Independent incumbent frustrating have to decide if it's worth supporting a challenger while they still need her vote. → Read More
Tim Kaine leaves Democrats in suspense
The Virginia senator is expected to announce on Friday whether we'll run for a third term in 2024. → Read More
Dems to Tester and Manchin: Run in 2024, save our majority
Securing the red-state duo's reelections is job No. 1 for Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chair Gary Peters as he embarks on his second tour of duty. → Read More
Stabenow to leave Senate next year, setting off battleground-state jostling
Her decision could spark hotly contested Michigan primaries on both sides of the aisle. → Read More
Senate GOP dealmakers depart just as Congress control splits
Some Democratic senators expressed worry that losing a handful of Republican allies would make a divided Congress even tougher. → Read More
McConnell raises pressure as government funding talks churn on
The Senate minority leader is threatening to punt spending levels into March unless Congress can pass a deal by Dec. 22. → Read More
Trump who? GOP senators rave over a potential Tim Scott presidential run.
The South Carolina senator isn't committing to a White House bid yet, but his colleagues think he'd have a shot in a possibly tough field. → Read More
White House, Senate Dem leader: Our relationship with Sinema won't change
Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre emphasized in a statement that the Arizona senator's move to become an independent would not impact the Democratic majority. → Read More
GOP senators tune out House conservatives' impeachment calls
Kevin McCarthy's emboldened right flank is ready to dig into the Biden Cabinet, and even the president himself. Across the Capitol, Republican senators are lukewarm. → Read More
Senate Republicans turn on Trump over suspend-the-Constitution talk
It's the second time in two weeks that the former president has prompted criticism from within his party, after a dinner with high-profile antisemites last month. → Read More
The GOP's same-sex marriage evolution: A slow, choppy tidal shift
It's been a decade since Democrats vaulted into unity on the topic, and Republicans are still openly divided over how much to edge away from a hardline position. → Read More
Schumer proposes Dem leadership shake-up
He is seeking to eliminate the No. 3 spot in his team. → Read More
Democrats confront bleak odds for immigration deal before 2023
Party leaders are pushing hard for legislation aiding the undocumented population known as "Dreamers" before Republicans take the House. But GOP senators have little interest. → Read More
Schumer's political prescription: More Pelosi, more bipartisan deals
The Senate majority leader reveled in his party's stunning midterm success in an interview with POLITICO, adding a call for a "bipartisan" debt limit hike. → Read More