Senate

Dmitri Drobnitsky22.04.2026

In a short period, a third legislator has already left the lower chamber amid scandals. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, representing the Florida Democrats, announced her resignation literally one hour before the House Ethics Committee was set to begin discussing her expulsion from Congress. Previously, the same committee had found her guilty of misusing the emergency COVID fund […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky05.01.2026

A bipartisan group in the upper chamber may block military action against Venezuela. Next week, the Senate will vote on a bipartisan war powers resolution aimed at preventing President Trump from continuing military action against Venezuela. The resolution, which would prohibit the administration from engaging in further military action against Venezuela, is a privileged resolution […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky04.08.2025

The upper house’s appropriations committee voted to allocate $1 billion for Ukraine’s “security” in the next fiscal year. Let me remind you, the next, 2026 fiscal year in the US begins on October 1, 2025. Preparatory work is currently underway. In theory, it should have been interrupted for the holidays: the Senate is scheduled to […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky08.02.2025

Democratic Senators try to block further State Department appointments in protest of USAID liquidation. While Trump was “canceling” transgender people and infringing on “diversity and inclusion,” the resistance to him was weak. There were more fears and complaints than protests. There was almost no opposition at all. Everything changed when Trump encroached on something sacred […]

Kirill Benediktov13.07.2024

The bill, called the American Voter Protection Act, passed the House of Representatives a few days ago by a vote of 221 to 198 (even five Democrats voted in favor). True, there is almost no chance of passage through the Senate, so the Democrats are not particularly worried. “I think they [Republicans] believe in their […]

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“Slaughter” in the House of Representatives Continues

US Senate to Vote on War Powers Resolution

Senators Started Earlier Than September

Democratic Senators Try to Block Further State Department Appointments

New Act to Protect American Voters from Immigrants

Incense with the Digital Trail

Voice from Russia

Vladimir Lenin’s Birthday

“Slaughter” in the House of Representatives Continues