A member of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is pushing back against a viral claim from billionaire Mark Cuban about DEI and hiring practices.
Nikki Haley targets President Biden and former President Trump over their ages in a "Grumpy Old Men" series as she faces an uphill climb in the Republican primary battle.
Arab voters in the battleground state of Michigan are threatening to oust President Biden in the 2024 election over his support for Israel in the Gaza war.
Gov. Tony Evers of Wisconsin has signed a bipartisan package of legislation aimed at improving access to dental care and addressing workforce shortages in the state.
A proposed electric vehicle battery factory being constructed by a Chinese firm in Michigan could be used for espionage, former CIA director Leon Panetta told lawmakers this week.
Several directors of security agencies and the FBI testified before Congress on the Chinese government's ability to infiltrate the U.S. cyber infrastructure.
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin's wife, Gayle Manchin, suffered injuries but is in "stable condition" after a suspect fleeing Alabama police struck her vehicle.
Speaker Mike Johnson committed to tackling an issue that swing-seat Republicans say is critical to holding the House majority, two sources told Fox News Digital.
EXCLUSIVE: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday is expected to urge Congress to “act quickly" to provide additional support to Ukraine, and warn that a failure to act would “hand a victory" to Russian President Vladimir Putin and would have “unthinkable consequences" for the U.S. and its allies.
Freedom Caucus Chair Bob Good is eyeing an investigation into a task force commissioned by the Pentagon to rename military installations honoring Confederates.
California's progressive influence, seen in the Biden administration and Gov. Newsom's national presence, sparks consideration on the impact of controversial state policies if enacted federally.
North Carolina has seen back-and-forth legislation surrounding same-day voter registration. The most recent tweak to the rules comes on a judge's orders.
The Democrat-controlled Virginia Privileges and Elections Committee voted to remove two of Republican Gov. Youngkin's nominations from a list of appointees for various stations.
A bill that advanced in Kentucky's legislature would downgrade college IDs from a primary to a secondary form of documentation for the purpose of verifying a voter's identity.
FBI Director Christopher Wray warned lawmakers during a hearing on the Chinese Communist Party about the hacking threat that Beijing poses to Americans.
A Wisconsin judge has ruled that election clerks can accept absentee ballots with partial witness addresses, a decision that could increase the number of counted ballots.