The government shutdown has reached Day 29 and is the second-longest in history. Will the Senate vote today to reopen? What ...

The legislation would include an agreement to extend the budget through January 30, and the plan includes allowing a vote on extending the Obamacare law’s health plan subsidies ...

C-SPAN livestreams on several streaming platforms ... These are "legislative days" when the U.S. Senate convenes to debate bills, vote or conduct floor business. Unlike traditional jobs, a legislative ...

Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley is again stumping for legislation requiring federal courts — including the Supreme Court — to provide public video of proceedings.

The government shutdown is one step closer to ending after the House Rules Committee advanced the Senate’s short-term funding ...

It was a busy weekend for Senators who convened off-hours to end the shutdown. What happened, and what's next? Another vote?

Senators have approved a funding package to reopen the federal government, sending the compromise deal to their colleagues in ...

We are on Day 37 of the longest government shutdown ever. Will the Senate vote today to reopen the government? What time? See ...

The shutdown, now in its 34th day, will become the longest in U.S. history on Tuesday, Nov. 4, surpassing the record set in ...

U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper took to the Senate floor Tuesday to deliver a speech honoring the legacy of Ute Mountain Ute ...

Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley now holds the record for third longest Senate floor speech in modern history, after delivering remarks for more than 22 hours. Merkley began speaking on the Senate floor ...