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Vice President Kamala Harris' former adviser, Jonathan Mayer, was named the Justice Department's first chief AI officer and will advise AG Merrick Garland.

A task force commissioned to study reparations in Fulton County, Georgia has put together evidence documenting historic abuses of Black residents by the county and Atlanta.

Sen. Bill Hagerty is accusing Democrats of engaging in a "sheer power grab" to gain greater electoral power by allowing the migrant crisis at the southern border to continue.

Civil rights leader Charles Steele Jr. told Fox News Digital his storied group has been excluded from talks involving President Biden's menthol cigarette ban.

House Speaker Mike Johnson dismissed President Biden's accusations that the GOP is worse than segregationists, saying Biden is "underwater in the polls" and becoming "desperate."

GOP White House contender Nikki Haley, asked what she'll do if Donald Trump clinches the Republican presidential nomination next month, tells Fox News Digital "let's see if that happens."

FIRST ON FOX: A coalition of House and Senate Republicans is making a final push against President Biden's "de facto EV mandate" as the White House prepares to finalize the rules.

House Republican leaders are considering plans to fund the government that would lump some of their 12 promised spending bills into two or three separate packages.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed a bill that states public officials are not required to "solemnize a marriage" that conflicts with their religious beliefs.

Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna spoke with Bishop Robert Barron in an interview that proved tense regarding legal abortion, but found common ground on religion's role in crafting policy.

President Biden told a crowd at a fundraiser in San Francisco, California on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a “crazy SOB."

A 19-year-old has been charged in connection with the Nov. 12, 2023, break-in of a Secret Service vehicle outside of Naomi Biden's home, according to an arrest affidavit.

Judge Scott McAfee, presiding over hearings involving DA Fani Willis and Trump prosecutor Nathan Wade, is set to rule on whether Willis should be disqualified from the case.

Julian Assange's hearing at the British High Court for his possible final appeal challenging his U.S. extradition has concluded, and he was absent for the second day in a row.

GOP lawmakers have accused James Biden of contradicting himself during testimony about his brother’s involvement with family business dealings.

A New York City law that would let non-citizens vote in local elections has been ruled unconstitutional, an appellate court said Wednesday.

Commander Biden, the Biden family dog, reportedly attacked U.S. Secret Service staff members at least 24 times before he was removed from the White House campus.

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley's turning up the volume in her attacks on rival Donald Trump over the former president's hesitance to criticize Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

Rep. Ruben Gallego, the Democrat front-runner in Arizona's Senate race, is taking heat from critics over his past "support" for illegal immigrant amnesty and sanctuary cities.

Indiana lawmakers on Wednesday advanced a bill that would limit tenure at public higher education institutions, with the House Committee on Education approving it along party lines.