Todd Young

'He Consistently Loses': GOP Senator Won't Back Trump As 2024 Nominee

The Indiana senator offered a rare GOP rebuke of Trump, saying he has "a habit of losing not just his own elections, but losing elections for others."
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Democrats Renew Bipartisan Effort To Repeal 2002 Iraq War Authorization

The push to repeal the 2002 Iraq War and 1991 Gulf War authorizations for military force have steadily gained bipartisan momentum in recent years.
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Bipartisan Group Of Senators Reportedly Wants Congress To End Iraq War Authorization

The 2002 law authorizing the use of military force against Iraq's Saddam Hussein could be repealed after 20 years.
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GOP Senator Long Critical Of Yemen War Now Helping Trump Block Debate On It

Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) crafted an alternative bill they call pragmatic. Peace groups believe it threatens confrontation with Iran.
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GOP Senator Stalls Trump Nominee Over Saudi Handling Of U.S. Aid For Starving Yemenis

A U.S.-backed coalition led by the Saudis is impeding the delivery of cranes for a key port in Yemen.
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Senators Try To Rein In Saudi Arabia's Brutal U.S.-Backed Campaign In Yemen

Dissatisfaction with the unpopular war is growing on Capitol Hill -- even among traditional supporters of the kingdom.
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Senate Hearing Highlights Saudi Arabia's Responsibility For Suffering In Yemen

Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) hopes testimony on delayed U.S. aid and other problems will boost skepticism of the kingdom's actions.
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Saudi Arabia Gains An Unlikely GOP Critic

Sen. Todd Young of Indiana is a rare mainstream GOP voice in the growing chorus criticizing the U.S.-supported Saudi campaign in Yemen.
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Key GOP Senator Will Oppose Trump's Arms Deal With Saudi Arabia

The move from Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) suggests more Republicans could vote against the deal.
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The One Question Constituents Should Be Asking Their Republican Senators

President Trump and Congressional Republicans are playing politics with my clients’ lives.
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