Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent three weeks of radiation treatment for pancreatic cancer, the Supreme Court disclosed on Friday. 
Former Maine state senator Ed Youngblood filed an ethics complaint on Thursday against Maine house speaker Sara Gideon after a Washington Free Beacon report revealed she had reimbursed herself for campaign contributions through a corporate-funded political action committee. 
At least two Colorado Democrats running for the party's nomination to take on Republican Senator Cory Gardner next year won't be clearing the field for John Hickenlooper now that he's decided to run. 
Stacey Walker, who was mulling an Iowa Senate run against Sen. Joni Ernst (R., Iowa), recently announced he wasn't going to run because the Democratic primary is “already heavily skewed in favor of one candidate.”
The new campaign manager for Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Teresa Tomlinson tweeted last year that "white evangelicalism" was a "perversion" and "fraudulent strain of Christianity." 
Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly made over $1.8 million in speaking engagements in the last 18 months, earning on average $29,000 for speeches given to large corporations. 
Sens. Bill Cassidy (R., La.) and Kyrsten Sinema (D., Ariz.) floated a proposal Tuesday to bring paid family leave to the United States, offering the fourth such proposal in the Senate this term. 
Sen. Ben Sasse (R., Neb.) slammed the "plain, unadulterated anti-Catholic bigotry" on display in the confirmation process of Brian Buescher, who was nominated to serve on the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska, prior to the Senate voting to confirm Buescher. 
Doug Jones (D., Ala.) has seen his unfavorability rating increase sharply alongside a decline in his favorability rating among Alabama voters since he took office, signaling a difficult battle for re-election. 
Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) spoke about recovering the American Dream during a Senate hearing on Wednesday, saying that the United States needs to provide "more viable career paths that don't involve expensive educations" to compete with Chinese competition. 