Senator Steve Daines

On a windy Tuesday morning in Washington, D.C., Montana Senator Steve Daines met with several other Senators, a Parkland Florida survivor and the father of a slain child to introduce the Stop School Violence Act.

After the sudden resignation of U.S. Forest Service Chief Tony Tooke on Wednesday, Montana Senator Steve Daines called for a hearing on combating sexual harassment within the agency.

At a meeting in the White House on Wednesday, Montana Senator Steve Daines was one of several senators who spoke with President Donald Trump about their frustration over school shootings.

This week, Montana Senator Steve Daines led a coalition of his colleagues to allow tribes’ access to national criminal databases during a meeting of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs.

A train carrying Republican members of Congress, including Montana Sen. Steve Daines and Congressman Greg Gianforte, to a retreat in Greenbrier, West Virginia, hit a truck on Wednesday morning. Q2 reports that the lawmakers were scheduled to spend the next few days at the West Virginia resort for their annual issues conference...

Montana’s Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester has said he couldn’t support President Donald Trump’s tax bill, because of the debt it passes on to future generations, saying in an email [quote] “The Senate bill as currently drafted saddles our kids and grand kids with more crushing debt by adding nearly $1.5 trillion to the deficit…And it raises taxes on Montana families, forces cuts to Medicare, and benefits wealthy out-of-staters at the expense of hard-working Montanans.” [end quote]