Back from Washington. D.C., Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin says he has no regrets about his controversial vote ending the ...

The senior senator from Illinois admitted he was sticking his neck out on an agreement with Senate Republicans.

SPRINGFIELD — Saying that he could not justify “playing with other people's lives” as millions of Americans went without ...

I think that is the crudest form of political weapon that I can imagine — and that's why I came to the conclusion that we had ...

Illinois’ retiring senior senator also acknowledged backing a Republican-led measure ending the nation’s longest government shutdown could exacerbate divisions between Democratic Party ...

Durbin was one of eight senators, one independent and seven Democrats, who voted Monday to end the longest federal government ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The recent shutdown has lasted 40 days, making it the longest in U.S. history. Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin noted the toll on federal employees ...

Durbin: I 'cannot accept a strategy which wages political battle at the expense of my neighbor's paycheck or the food for his children' ...

After 41 days, Democratic U.S. senators finally decided to end their charade and vote to reopen the federal government. For more than a month, President Donald Trump and Republicans urged ...

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin is once again at odds with other prominent Illinois Democrats over a vote that set in motion a plan to end the record-long federal government shutdown.

Reporter Pivnick and Pintar cleared way to greatness at W&J Tom Durbin, the former offensive line coach at Washington & ...

Eight senators are facing criticism from Democrats for their deal with Republicans to end the federal government shutdown. The eight senators voted Sunday night to provide crucial votes to allow ...