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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is pushing for a federal judge to block migrants being released with Notices to Appear into the interior of the U.S.

President Joe Biden hit his head while exiting Marine One, after taking hard fall at the Air Force Academy commencement ceremony.

Lawmakers in Alabama voted to shield the release of their personal information in public records. The Alabama Senate approved the bill and it now goes to Gov. Kay Ivey.

President Biden addressed America after Congress passed a bill that would raise the debt limit and avoid a default on the government's debt.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday fired back at a heckler who called him a "fascist," telling a crowd those kind of arguments don't win under his watch.

Ron DeSantis said the current state of America – as well as the need for an “energetic executive" – was on full display amid President Biden's fall at Thursday's Air Force ceremony.

EXCLUSIVE: The individual behind the information that then-Vice President Joe Biden was involved in a criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national is a “highly credible" FBI confidential human source that has been used by the bureau in multiple investigative matters dating back to the Obama administration, Fox News Digital has learned.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk invited Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to a live discussion on the platform, after Instagram reportedly blocked his campaign account.

The Republican National Committee on Friday revealed the polling and fundraising criteria that GOP presidential candidates will need to hit in order to make the stage at the first primary debate

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., and Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey are demanding data on how much the Biden student loan forgiveness plan would benefit convicted felons.

The Department of Homeland Security must answer for bankrolling a program that lumped conservative groups with Nazis, Rep. Andy Biggs wrote to DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

North Carolina Senate's GOP has proposed an election measure aimed at enhancing voter trust in election outcomes. Some included provisions have been previously vetoed by Gov. Cooper.

The Department of Homeland Security is ramping up the number of migrants it is admitting into the U.S. via its CBP One application to 1,250 a day -- as its asylum rule faces new legal challenges.

The U.S. Navy took down social media posts celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride month without explanation, though some have speculated it was due to backlash.

John Hutchison, a Supreme Court Justice in West Virginia, said he looks forward to spending more time with his family as he announced plans for retirement next year.

Hillary Clinton's Onward Together nonprofit funneled six figures to a fund that pushes cash to radical environmental groups conducting disruptive climate protests worldwide.

House Republicans proposed a resolution condemning New York's decision to house illegal immigrants in public school gyms, which has prompted outrage among parents.

Former Vice President Mike Pence will not be charged in the Justice Department’s investigation into his alleged improper retention of classified records.

The Alabama Legislature has approved a bill that could lead to longer prison sentences for felonies tied to organized crime and street gangs. The bill now heads to Gov. Kay Ivey.

The Biden administration finalized actions banning new oil and gas leasing for two decades near a historical site despite pleas from a local Native American tribe.