North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum credited the 'hack' of offering $20 gift cards in exchange for $1 donations for landing him a spot on the GOP debate stage.
Joe Lombardo, the governor of Nevada, avoided a nearly $1.67 million fine for wearing his sheriff's uniform in his campaign. He allegedly wracked up 68 ethics violations.
The House may be moving closer to impeaching President Biden, but some top Senate Republicans are wary of beginning a third presidential impeachment in four years.
Massachusetts House Speaker Ronald J. Mariano postponed debate on the controversial gun control bill until the fall, following disagreements with the Senate on how to move forward.
Senators Joe Manchin and Tommy Tuberville have introduced bipartisan legislation to set national standards for name, likeness and image agreements in collegiate athletics.
The House Oversight Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs will host three witnesses to discuss UFOs/UAPs and congressional oversight on Wednesday.
Lawmakers in Maine endorsed legislation that would launch a clean energy program in the state. The program would help the state meet clean energy goals.
The Supreme Court this fall could hear a case that would undo decades' worth of precedent that legal scholars on both sides of the aisle says is faulty.
Energy experts and industry groups said the Biden administration's recent energy efficiency proposal targeting water heaters would reduce consumer choice and increase prices.
Hunter Biden is set to make his first court appearance in Delaware where he is expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges Wednesday morning stemming from the years-long federal investigation into his tax affairs.
California will have about the same population in 2060 as it does now and less people than it had just three years ago, according to new government projections.
The CEO of an artificial intelligence safety and research company warned the Senate that AI could spread the capacity to build bioweapons if left unchecked.
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ripped the White House's "bad decisions," and but wouldn't say if he thinks President Biden is fit to serve as president.
Republican Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery plans to retire September 30, according to his office, with his family citing effects of his second stroke this year as a deciding factor.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy revealed to Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview his red line for possible impeachment proceedings against President Biden.
Republican Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond on Tuesday accused Gov. Kevin Stitt of failing to follow state law when entering gaming compacts with Native tribes.
The judge over Hunter Biden's case is threatening his legal team with sanctions over allegations that they lied in the criminal case, according to a court order.
The judge over Hunter Biden's case is threatening his legal team with sanctions over allegations that they lied in the criminal case, according to a court order.
