Former Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell fell on a small set of stairs on Wednesday as he was exiting the Senate ...

A spokesman for McConnell said the 82-year-old senator is "fine" and using a wheelchair “purely as a precautionary measure." ...

Here are the scenarios Sen. Mitch McConnell and America could face next year, depending on who wins control of the Senate and ...

WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell will step ... including an effort to get McConnell to endorse Trump for ...

Senate Minority Leader Mitch ... McConnell split his conference on numerous high-profile votes. His right flank argued that McConnell’s leadership weakened Republicans’ message heading into ...

A beaming Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) called Election Day “a helluva good day” and congratulated both President-elect Trump and the Republican officials who worked to win ...

Mitch McConnell ... to fight for President Trump and his agenda.” In 2022, Scott became the first Republican senator to challenge McConnell for GOP leader during his 18-year tenure in the ...

Mitch McConnell, after stepping down from ... A conviction could have disqualified Mr. Trump from running for re-election. McConnell thought that the criminal and civil justice system would ...

President Donald Trump has posted incendiary social media rants about Sen. Mitch McConnell, including at one point musing that the Kentucky Republican had “a DEATH WISH.” He has repeatedly ...

When the longest-serving Senate leader in U.S. history stepped down at the end of the last Congressional term, the most significant legacy he left was not in the halls of the Capitol. Instead, Sen.

Mitch McConnell walks into less-than-friendly ... It's an attack mailer from McConnell's re-election campaign, dressed up to look like an official government notice and sent to thousands of ...

Democrats have little love for former Senate Republican Minority Leader Mitch ... McConnell played American politics like a cutthroat game in which the only goal was to win the next election.