Top Republicans seek clarity from Eventbrite CEO regarding selective enforcement of their terms of service, questioning why certain events were removed while others possibly violating guidelines were allowed to stay.
Rep. Kathy Manning, D-N.C., announced she would not be running for re-election in 2024, complaining the race was "rigged" against her by Republicans in the state legislature.
Former Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, who resigned after using city funds on an affair with a bodyguard, launched a Democratic challenge to Rep. Mark Green.
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby dodged a question about whether President Biden has regret for de-listing Houthi rebels in Yemen as a terrorist group.
The White House told Fox News Digital they will remove CAIR from a document on its commitment to combat antisemitism following controversial remarks from its leader.
Hunter Biden’s former business partner Tony Bobulinski is demanding President Biden “stop lying" about his meeting with him and called on him to “correct the record."
The Senate failed to pass a spending bill on Wednesday night after Republicans rejected it due to the lack of significant policy changes on the border and immigration.
A memo written by the House Armed Services Committee is being sent around to Republican lawmakers touting conservative policy wins in the National Defense Authorization Act.
Ambassador Nikki Haley was the center of attention in Wednesday night's debate as her opponents attacked her record as a conservative, specifically on social issues.
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is leaving the House at the end of this year, and House Republicans appear candidly aware of the slim margins they are navigating.
Senate leaders won't say whether they will pursue the expulsion of Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey amid his bribery scandal and federal indictment.
Former President Donald Trump called the non-jury New York civil trial against him and his business a “weaponization of justice," and again bashed the proceedings and lawsuit as “election interference."
A George Soros-funded nonprofit gave over $1 million to the Texas-based progressive group that previously bailed out the individual charged with killing six people following a rampage.