Cory Booker, Senate
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U.S. Sen. Cory Booker stood on the Senate floor and spoke for 25 hours and 5 minutes this week, breaking the modern record for the longest Senate speech ever.
From U.S. News & World Report
“It’s an amazing physical feat, absolutely,” said Dr. Santina Wheat, a family medicine doctor at Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital in Illinois.
From The New York Times
Frank Luntz discussed the impact of the New Jersey senator’s marathon 25-hour speech.
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Trump, Senate and Canada
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A pivotal group of Senate Republicans on is set to deliver a symbolic rebuke to President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian products as he escalated his broader trade war on Wednesday.
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The Senate on Wednesday approved a measure that would block some of the tariffs President Trump has imposed on Canada, with a handful of Republicans joining Democrats to pass a resolution that would ...
From The New York Times
According to Politico.com, Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson moved earlier this month to block the ability of tariff critics to force a floor vote in that chamber.
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Sen. Cory Booker broke the record with his 25-hour-long speech protesting the Trump Administration’s policies.
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Thursday voted to advance President Donald Trump's nominee to run Wall Street's top regulator as well as picks for banking oversight and transportation roles. In a party-line vote,
Paxton, the Texas attorney general, has been speculated to be considering challenging fellow Republican, Senator John Cornyn.
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This morning’s market selloff was “not unexpected,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R., S.D.) said Thursday. He added he is in “wait and see” mode to find out how countries respond and what the ultimate permanent tariff policy may look like.
The Florida Senate passed a bill that would make it illegal to release chemicals or substances into the atmosphere to manipulate weather, a practice known as geoengineering. The bill's sponsor, Senator Ileana Garcia, claims it aims to address public concerns about aerial spraying despite no evidence of harmful activity.
Dan Osborn, the independent Senate candidate who nearly toppled an incumbent Republican last year, is taking steps to prove his overperformance in deep-red Nebraska was no fluke.
House File 889 would guarantee state workers four weeks of paid maternity leave and one week of paid paternity leave after the birth of a child.
The vote is a show of strength for Texas Republican leadership after several members of the Senate Democratic Caucus sought to block the nomination.