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President Biden referenced an upcoming "major press conference" on Friday afternoon following a public meeting with his Cabinet

An appellate judge on the 7th Circuit put a hold on a lower court order blocking Illinois from enforcing its "assault weapons" ban, putting the law back into effect.

The Biden administration backed down from its repeated threats to strip a major Catholic hospital system in Oklahoma of key accreditations over a religious candle one of its facilities maintains.

The North Carolina Senate has approved a bill that bans abortions past the 1st trimester, sending the measure to Gov. Roy Cooper who vowed to veto it.

FIRST ON FOX: House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is requesting former White House Counsel Dana Remus testify before the panel and provide documents and information as part of its investigation into President Biden’s alleged mishandling of classified records.

The Department of Health and Human Services did not adequately screen workers who were working at emergency intake centers during the initial days of the migrant crisis.

President Biden on Friday announced that Neera Tanden will serve as the president's next domestic policy adviser after Susan Rice stepped down from her White House role.

A new Washington Post-KFF poll revealed that the majority of American adults believe gender is determined at birth and are against biological males from competing in women's sports.

Two House Republicans are introducing a resolution ahead of National Police Week supporting local law enforcement and condemning the defund the police movement.

Colin Allred, a House Democrat and former professional football player, said his campaign shattered records for first-day fundraising of this cycle

Brooklyn Councilman Chi Ossé, a progressive socialist politician known for "tax the rich" sloganeering, attended the ultra-exclusive MET Gala this week in a haute couture outfit.

Roughly 100 bills have been introduced and 16 states have passed laws restricting transition-related medical procedures for minors.

US Ambassador to the People's Republic of China Nicolas Burns said Thursday that the Chinese Communist Party is not "contributing" to the fentanyl crisis in America.

North Carolina lawmakers this week approved dozens of bills in a marathon legislative session as state Republicans continued riding a wave of momentum.

The House of Representatives in Connecticut, one of four states that have some of the strictest voting rules in the country, has approved a bill that allows early in-person voting.

A Massachusetts blast site that killed one pharmaceutical plant worker is moving to the cleanup phase. The explosion tore the roof off a building and killed one worker.

A clean heat bill that would have encouraged Vermont residents to heat their homes without using fossil fuels has been vetoed by Gov. Phil Scott.

Anthony Fauci and Randi Weingarten are furiously trying to rewrite history on their role in promoting the disastrous COVID-19 school lockdowns that paralyzed the country.

The Biden administration has been forced to respond amid a significant banking crisis in which three of the four largest bank failures in U.S. history have occurred.

Two parents are suing Baltimore officials, accusing the public school district of misusing taxpayer funds, falsifying records and failing to educate students.