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Harvard President Claudine Gay is expected to remain in her post after the Harvard Corporation met Monday to decide her fate following backlash to testimony on antisemitism.

CNN's GOP debate in Iowa faces uncertainty as Nikki Haley has yet to commit to attending, while Chris Christie and Vivek Ramaswamy are unlikely to qualify.

The House Rules Committee is set to meet Tuesday morning to consider a resolution that would formalize the impeachment inquiry against President Biden.

With the first votes in the Republican presidential race fast approaching, Vivek Ramaswamy predicts he'll "shatter expectations" when the Iowa caucuses start the GOP nominating calendar

A House GOP-led subcommittee will be looking into the rising trend of organized retail crime in a Tuesday hearing.

FIRST ON FOX: Base minerals that are vital for electric vehicle batteries can be sourced to artisanal African mines, which may employ child labor, according to a new report.

Former President Bill Clinton allegedly criticized his wife's 2016 campaign over its insufficient communications, expressing that they could not sell "p---- on a troop train."

The House Freedom Caucus elected a new leader in Rep. Bob Good, R-Va., Monday night, giving him significantly more sway over GOP policy next year.

Douglas Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, was criticized Monday over his version of the story of Hanukkah posted to social media.

A Texas pregnant woman has left the state to obtain an abortion procedure hours before the state supreme court ruled against her request seeking permission for the procedure.

The Supreme Court has agreed to expedite this appeal and asked Trump’s lawyers to respond to the motion by next Wednesday December 20

After former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced he was leaving Congress at the end of the year, House Speaker Mike Johnson will have to rethink the GOP's strategy.

Former Congressman George Santos, who faces a 23-count indictment on crimes connected to campaign fraud, is in talks with federal prosecutors to reach a plea deal.

President Biden once again told a story he often exaggerates about his Delaware home catching on fire, claiming it almost killed his wife, Jill.

Senators may not pass a supplemental package with aid to Ukraine and Israel until January.

Attorneys for Hunter Biden filed a motion Monday afternoon in federal court in Delaware to dismiss the indictment against him over gun charges, saying it “violates" the collapsed plea agreement, and maintain it is “still in effect" between the president's son and federal prosecutors.

A group of Latino and Hispanic Democrats is pushing for a meeting with President Biden to discuss the ongoing border talks with Republicans.

Texas Democratic Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee has reportedly filed for re-election to Congress after losing her bid to become the next mayor of Houston.

President Joe Biden is trailing the top three Republican presidential candidates in two key battleground states in hypothetical 2024 matchups, a new polls has found.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a NY law that allegedly targeted a Catholic "sidewalk counselor," upholding precedent allowing abortion clinic buffer zones.