President-elect Donald Trump left Senate Republicans on Wednesday night still scratching their heads over how best to proceed on his agenda after a more than hourlong meeting at the Capitol. Trump repeatedly touted to reporters the “great unity” in the party,

Trump’s meeting with Republicans in the Senate came just 13 days before his inauguration and comeback parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. The former and incoming president is trying to capitalize on his party’s trifecta of power over the House, the Senate and the White House, where the Trumps will return on Jan. 20 after a four-year MAGA hiatus.

President-elect Donald Trump stressed in a meeting with the Senate GOP on Wednesday that he wants to pass his agenda as urgently as possible, while downplaying divisions over specific strategy among Republican leaders on Capitol Hill.

President-elect Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers will begin trying on Wednesday to chart a path to enacting more tax cuts, border controls and fossil fuel production through a U.S. Congress that his sometimes fractious Republicans narrowly control.

Amid deep soul-searching after their 2024 defeats, some Democrats are hopping on board with some of Donald Trump’s proposals.

Texas, joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss Republicans' effort to implement Trump's agenda and whether Senate Democrats will support the Laken Riley Act.

President-elect Donald Trump arrived at the U.S. Senate on Wednesday aiming to unite Republicans behind a strategy for implementing tax cuts, border controls and increased fossil fuel production, 12 days before he returns to the White House.