The Senate returns July 13 for its first session since Sen. Lindsey Graham's death, with tributes, memorial traditions and leadership questions ahead.

Lindsey Graham’s death and Mitch McConnell’s hospitalization are reviving hard questions, including what happens when members can no longer serve but don’t resign.

By P.J. Huffstutter July 12 (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell said he will not rejoin the Senate when it returns to work on Monday because he is still recovering from a fall and from pneumonia.

Sen. Lindsey Graham served more than 30 years in Congress. The powerful lawmaker helped influence corporate tax, tariffs, and defense policy.

As you may have seen, The New York Times and Siena last week released polls in six Senate battleground states — North Carolina, Maine, Texas, Alaska, Iowa and Ohio. The bottom line? Democrats appear to have a shot at putting the majority in play this fall,

Four months into the primary calendar, most of the battlefield is set in the race for control of the US Senate. Now the real fight begins.

A Senate committee has rescheduled its confirmation hearing for President Donald Trump's nominee for national intelligence director, Jay Clayton.

President Donald Trump has lost one of the foremost political allies he relied on to navigate the Senate and help move his legislative priorities. “He could go in and get something approved,” Trump said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,

Amid a divisive primary in Michigan, CNN’s Manu Raju speaks with Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed about his electability, his views on Israel, his past comments on “defunding the police” and whether he’ll release his tax returns.