Joni Ernst

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., is being credited for his quick action after a fellow senator began choking during a Republican conference luncheon.

Sen. Rand Paul performs Heimlich maneuver on choking colleague

The Senate Rules Committee will move toward ending Sen. Tuberville's hold on what is now 450 military nominees by proposing a rules change.

Senate to move toward rules change to end Tuberville military nominations hold

Senate Republicans are looking to overcome Sen. Tuberville's hold on 378 pending military nominations and counting.

Senate Republicans won’t rule out rules change over Tuberville military hold

The Senate voted on three top military officers as Sen. Tommy Tuberville prevents swift passage of 300 nominees.

Senate confirms top military nominees, Tuberville says his hold will continue

An illegal Chinese-run biolab was discovered in California in March. Photos from the lab have been obtained by media outlets in recent days.

Illegal Chinese biolab found in California contained viruses, COVID-infected mice

Sen. Tommy Tuberville said he won't back down from his hold on military nominations until the Pentagon changes its policy on abortion services.

Tuberville continues hold on 250+ military nominees over Pentagon abortion policy

As the U.S. invests billions in new infrastructure, building it requires resources which cannot currently be obtained without Russia or China.

Russian, Chinese dominance of rare-earth metals threatens US security

Members of Congress are negotiating against a Dec. 16 deadline to fund the government and avoid a shutdown.

Congress headed toward short-term resolution to avoid government shutdown

A report from the Department of Defense raises concern from U.S. lawmakers, alleging China has found a way inside of U.S. research companies.

Department of Defense report: China is stealing federally funded US research