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Democrats have less than two weeks to find a way to fund the government, and may be forced into a short-term bill if they can't find agreement on an "omnibus" spending package.

The White House is pushing for the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for service members to remain in place; Republicans threaten to block the NDAA from moving forward unless it is rolled back.

The White House on Monday said diplomatic channels between the United States and China will not only stay open, but may “potentially expand” after President Biden met with President Xi.

Moderate Democrats are now putting pressure on the Biden administration to adopt stricter border policies with Title 42's expiration on the horizon later this month.

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Monday that the state of Florida will provide $25 million to help repair hurricane-impacted homes after he said FEMA denied its request.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill banning all "LGBT propaganda" in the country on Sunday. The bill prohibits praise for such lifestyles on social and mass media.

Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., and Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., refused to say whether they supported any limitations on abortion while responding to a question from Fox News Digital.

Biden's Education Department agreed Monday to disband its newly created national parents council after being sued by multiple parental rights groups.

A retiring House Democrat has three proposals for raising the salaries of lawmakers, which have been frozen since 2009, including one that would link to judicial salaries.

Republicans are demanding an end to the military's vaccine mandate in exchange for supporting the Defense Department's budget authorization, and President Biden may comply.

Fox News Digital has learned of a phone call between House GOP lawmakers and the State Department where the department would not tell the lawmakers where atheism grant money is going.

A little-known Washington, D.C. group that has advised the Biden administration proposed in a memo to policymakers ways the government could curb the sale of gasoline.

A woman reported to be the niece of ex-NJ Gov. Chris Christie was arrested following a disturbance on an airplane Thanksgiving Day in which she allegedly atttacked deputies.

Harmeet Dhillon, a Republican lawyer with close ties to former President Donald Trump, is weighing a run for chair of the Republican National Committee.

The U.S. government botched the rollout of COVID-19 aid to hospitals, sending billions of dollars to hospital systems that had no need for extra cash, according to report.

Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock crashed his GOP opponent Herschel Walker's football alma mater, rallying students at the University of Georgia with fellow Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff.

Paul Pelosi made his first appearance in public at the Kennedy Center on Sunday since suffering an alleged assault at the hands of David DePape in his California home.

A legal challenge against Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Act from a graphic designer who does not want to create websites for gay weddings goes before the Supreme Court.

The FBI warned Twitter before the 2020 election to expect "hack-and-leak operations" by "state actors" involving Hunter Biden. Twitter censored the expose.

Greenberg warns of the “continuing risk of a Republican challenge centered on borders and crime," if Democrats fail to properly address and prioritize these issues in 2024.