The Department of Energy issued its final home appliance crackdown of 2023 on Friday, this time targeting residential refrigerators and freezers, and commercial products.
Migrant numbers at the southern border have hit a new monthly record in December, CBP sources tell Fox News, capping a historic year for the migrant crisis.
An Arkansas group has resubmitted proposed constitutional amendments to the state attorney general. The amendments aim to mandate paper ballots for elections.
One moderate House Democrat from Maine is criticizing his state's decision to bar former President Trump, the 2024 GOP presidential front-runner, from its primary ballot.
The ultra-conservative House Freedom Caucus is warning Republican leadership not to blow past the $1.59 trillion government spending topline set by the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
A New Hampshire casino owned by former state senator Andy Sanborn is set to shut down on Jan. 1 following accusations of COVID-19 relief loan fraud used for luxury purchases
Three years after decriminalizing drug possession, polling suggests a majority of Oregon voters are growing tired of the first-in-the-nation experiment. Will 2024 see reform?
The longtime chair of the Iowa GOP says there's a chance for a "record turnout" when his state's caucuses on January 15, 2024 lead off the Republican presidential nominating calendar.
Fox News Digital explores what "swatting" is after three GOP lawmakers were targeted by people who called SWAT teams to their house via false police reports.
Voters in California will be able to vote for former President Donald Trump in the presidential primary after Secretary of State Shirley Weber certified the list of candidates, which included him, Thursday night.
The Justice Department on Thursday said it will sue Texas if it enforces a new anti-illegal immigration law which the Biden administration believes is unconstitutional.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said Thursday that while the Civil War was about slavery, the "bigger issue" was about government intrusion.
A group of Democratic attorneys general are arguing to the Supreme Court that it should overturn a "sweeping" decision banning the government from coordinating with Big Tech.
A meeting between U.S. and Mexican officials this week saw discussion about a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants already in the U.S., a joint statement said.