U.S. Sen. John Fetterman said in a Washington Post column that he was "horribly wrong" about trying to eliminate the filibuster.

If Fetterman became a Republican, it would be nearly impossible for Democrats to win a Senate majority in 2026.

One of the biggest “insider” congressional battles occurring today has to do with the elimination of the Senate filibuster.

The Pennsylvania Democrat campaigned on eliminating the filibuster in order to pass policies like abortion protections ...

Sen. John Fetterman now says he’ll vote to protect the filibuster in the Senate, claiming that it protects Democrats from ...

With congressional approval ratings underwater across the races surveyed, the pollsters argue independent candidates have an ...

Upon reflection, the pursuit of those short-term wins clouded the bigger picture and lasting impact of a Senate without the ...

The road not taken remains an agreement that sets a nationwide standard on some of the election rules, Bloomberg Opinion ...

Trump wrote in a post to Truth Social on Monday that Senate Republicans should terminate the filibuster to allow them to ...

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) once campaigned on ending the filibuster, but he now finds himself in support of the 60-vote Senate rule.

John Fetterman, a Democrat, is a U.S. senator from Pennsylvania. It’s not often you hear someone in D.C. admit they were ...

Legislation to reshape the rules for voting nationwide is the issue that’s prompted the greatest pressure from President ...