Lawmakers on Capitol Hill shared whether the terms "husband" and "wife" were controversial as new legislation attempts to strike the terms from federal laws.
Hawaii currently has a law that bans firearms on its world-famous beaches. A judge will decide on July 28, 2023, whether the state can continue to enforce the law.
FIRST ON FOX: Republicans and Democrats are teaming up on legislation to alter the Inflation Reduction tax provision targeting oil and gas exploration.
Rep. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyo., said during a Thursday House hearing that gender transition surgeries have a 100% failure rate, because it is "not possible" to change your sex.
AG Marty Jackley of South Dakota is calling on fellow Republican state Sen. Jessica Castleberry to repay over $600,000 she received in COVID-19 relief funds for her preschool business.
Freshman GOP Rep. Derrick Van Orden slammed the media reaction to reports he called a group of student employees of Congress 'little s---s' for laying on the floor of the Capitol rotunda.
Conservatives had mixed reactions to South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace's risqué anecdote about skipping sex to attend a prayer breakfast in Washington, D.C.
South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott, who is running for president, called on his rival Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to clarify how his state teaches students about slavery.
A battery fire at a solar farm in northern New York sent clouds of smoke into the air. Gov. Kathy Hochul said the fire was emitting "large amounts of smoke that may pose health risks."
President Biden is traveling to Maine for the first time during his presidency. He plans to sign an executive order that encourages companies to manufacture new inventions in the state.
EXCLUSIVE: The Biden administration is blocking funding for elementary and secondary schools with hunting or archery programs under its interpretation of a recent school safety law.
House Republicans have floated the possibility of an impeachment inquiry against President Biden, but can they initiate it for alleged wrongdoing committed before becoming president?
A House committee this week took a small step toward AI regulation, although broad calls for a sweeping AI bill have largely been ignored in the House and Senate.
Illinois improperly paid out billions of unemployment tax dollars during the COVID-19 pandemic, with tens of millions going to people who were either dead or in prison.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis went after Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., over his expressed opposition to the state's new history curriculum and its approach to slavery.
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