Harry Reid, the pugnacious Nevada Democrat and former Senate majority leader who died Tuesday at age 82, never regretted having gone nuclear. In 2013, Reid ended the filibuster — the rule that ...

Reid, who died Tuesday at 82, used the “nuclear option” as Majority Leader and later wrote about his wish to abolish the filibuster in all its forms As friends, family and colleagues remember ...

Harry Reid, who died in Nevada, used the "nuclear option" on the filibuster rule in 2013. Democrats should finish killing it to pass voting rights.

That said, the filibuster has been abused in recent years. The solution is to mend it, not to end it. The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, is offering mostly reasonable reforms.

NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks with Adam Jentleson, who served as the deputy chief of staff to Sen. Harry Reid, about the impact President Biden's support of changing Senate rules has on the filibuster.

The nonpartisan adviser has nixed several components of Republicans’ massive tax package, prompting some to suggest removing her from the powerful position.

Key parts of the Senate budget proposal containing vast swathes of President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda are on the ...