Senator Josh Hawley is seeking to hold Chinese President Xi Jinping accountable for crimes committed against the Uyghur people with new legislation that would sanction Xi.
The Congressional Black Caucus is financially backing Democratic Rep. Frank Mrvan, a white male, over his GOP challenger Jennifer-Ruth Green, a Black woman.
A dozen Republicans who pundits view as potential 2024 GOP presidential nomination contenders will attend the Republican Jewish Coalition’s leadership meeting next month in Las Vegas.
The Biden administration spent roughly $17 million on studies to determine the dangers and uncertainties of puberty blockers and hormone treatment for transgenders.
John Fetterman's campaign released a medical report authored by a doctor who donated more than $1,300 to his Senate campaign over the past year, records show.
Arizona is pushing back against a demand by the Biden administration for it to cease efforts to fill the gaps in border wall construction and to remove the barriers.
Biden's Justice Department has ramped up prosecutions of pro-life activists using the Clinton-era FACE Act, and has indicted 26 in 2022, compared to just four the previous year.
Fox News' Peter Doocy asked White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre how President Biden expects oil companies to lower prices when his policies have tried to undermine them.
A federal judge ordered that President Trump sit for a deposition in the defamation lawsuit filed by writer E. Jean Carroll, who claimed he raped her in the 1990s.
House Republicans may enact changes to Social Security and Medicare despite pushback from Democrats if the GOP gains a majority in Congress in the midterms.
Emails obtained by Fox News Digital show Democrat Gabriel Vasquez vowed to "fully support" halving the budget of the Las Cruces, New Mexico police department.
The State Department has awarded a $20,600 grant for a cultural center in Ecuador to promote diversity by hosting a series of "drag theater performances."
Some Democrats and Republicans are pushing for legislation that would increase access to information on mammograms and their data in the fight against breast cancer.
A reporter asked Karine Jean-Pierre whether President Biden wants more migrants in Delaware, prompting the press secretary to say she didn't understand the question.
Venezuelan migrants are saying they have been betrayed by both the U.S. and Mexico after they were removed and given a 15-day deadline to apply for a visa or leave.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to say whether President Biden stood by Georgia Dem. Stacey Abrams after she suggested abortion can alleviate inflation.
South Carolina's state Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood South Atlantic challenging the state's six-week abortion ban.
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