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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is vowing that Democrats will not allow President Donald Trump to put “a right winger” on the Supreme Court once they take power, raising the possibility that his party could block a presidential nominee if there were a vacancy in the next two years.
WASHINGTON — Incoming Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer outlined an aggressive legislative posture toward President Trump following Democrats’ landslide midterm election victory — calling him “corrupt” and a “wannabe king” who risks “legislative razor wire.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) slammed President Trump over his association with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following reports about the tech leader having an intimate relationship with
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on Tuesday said Congress must have a full accounting of President Donald Trump's defense of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and called on lawmakers to quickly approve new restrictions on US chip exports to China.
Is this a night?!” an elated Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer asked as he greeted journalists and staffers in a courtyard of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee late Tuesday night, shortly after the Associated Press projected that his party would win control of the chamber.
Democrats are charting their political future and issuing warnings to exercise their oversight powers against the Trump administration after gaining control of Congress with sweeping midterm election wins.
Fresh from a midterm election landslide, Democrats met in Denver this week united in wanting to deliver voters relief from high costs, but split over how to achieve that, what lessons to draw from their victory and how combative they should be toward President Donald Trump.
Seventy-one percent opposed adding Trump’s name to the center’s facade, including 53 percent of Republicans. The Kennedy Center’s board, which is led by Trump, has repeatedly pursued adding his name to the building despite federal court rulings against those efforts. The center plans a two-year renovation estimated to cost at least $257 million.
Live updates and the latest news as potential 2028 Democratic contenders discuss what’s next after midterm victories and Chris Van Hollen challenges Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader.