Sen. Joe Manchin is the most bipartisan senator, according to a nonprofit organization's annual rankings highlighting which lawmakers put politics aside to cross the aisle.
The Center for Countering Digital Hate responded to an inquiry from House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, denying accusations the group has acted to censor conservatives on X.
EXCLUSIVE: The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed the Justice Department and the FBI for documents related to its investigation into Big tech censorship, Fox News Digital has learned.
A wide-ranging GOP measure toughening voting regulations in North Carolina has been given final approval. The bill will head to Gov. Cooper who has expressed disapproval of the changes.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams responded after lawyers for New York Gov. Kathy Hochul criticized his handling of the migrant crisis assailing the city and surrounding counties.
Republicans in North Carolina have finalized legislation to curb Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s appointment powers over several state panels such as the transportation board.
The Biden campaign and the DNC are planning to highlight the contrast between the president's policies and “MAGA Republicans" ahead of the first GOP primary debate next week.
Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron, both gubernatorial candidates in Kentucky, have offered competing proposals on pay increase for teachers.
A Quinnipiac University poll found that presidential candidate Chris Christie has a higher favorability rating among Democrats than voters in the Republican Party.
The White House announce its top counsel, Stuart Delery, who helped craft Biden's student loan handout and U.S.-Mexico border policy, would be leaving next month. His replacement was not announced.
Experts told Fox News Digital that former President Donald Trump cannot pardon himself on state charges in Georgia but incarcerating him for those crimes as president could be complicated and unlikely.
Rep. Chip Roy is calling on House Republicans to oppose any deal to fund the government unless it includes key conservative policy demands to take on the Biden administration.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis would not tell Time magazine how he would respond should one of his children be gay or transgender, in a new interview published Wednesday.
Patricia Krentcil, perhaps better known as "Tan Mom," announced she would be running for the U.S. Senate, using fame from her viral arrest and reality television series.
A government watchdog organization filed an IG complaint against Interior Secretary Deb Haaland alleging "apparent ethical breaches" regarding an oil and gas drilling ban.
A possible candidate to lead Chicago’s Department of Public Health, Eric Reinhart, posted a public apology for "misrepresenting" himself as completing his Ph.D. at Harvard.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is optimistic he'll make the stage at next week's Fox News-hosted first Republican presidential nomination debate in Milwaukee.
New Mexico oil field workers with ailments caused by smog and methane could possibly seek health care reimbursements under a measure proposed by Democratic Rep. Gabe Vasquez.
President Biden's approval rating on the economy remains desperately low, despite his efforts to promote the "Bidenomics" message from the White House.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer is demanding unredacted emails involving then-Vice President Joe Biden and his son from the National Archives.