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It was supposed to be fairly straightforward. The Senate would return to Washington and pass the big spending package the House passed last week and the Capitol would shake off its all-too-familiar shutdown showdown drama. Then federal immigration agents shot and killed Alex Pretti in the street in Minneapolis. Homeland…

Plan would include removing Homeland Security bill from the package, replacing it with a short-term continuing resolution for that agency

Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Thursday formally launched her campaign to become the first female governor of Minnesota.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is in the middle of blowback from Congress about public safety in immigration enforcement.

The fallout from the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in Minnesota is reverberating in Senate races nationwide.

The White House rejected a Democratic call for restraints on immigration agents, saying talks should be separate from a big spending measure.

Patrols in six U.S. cities cost about $496 million in 2025, and continued deployments would cost about $93 million per month.

Rubio left open possibility that the administration could use military force if Venezuela’s interim president doesn’t cooperate with the U.S.

Privacy-minded Senate Judiciary members rehashed their support for adding a warrant requirement to a powerful surveillance authority.

Federal worker unions have asked a judge to halt Trump administration plans to cut 10,000 positions from FEMA.

In the same week Capitol Police reported rising threat investigations, members of Congress grappled with recent assaults — and whose rhetoric is to blame.