Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., criticized Harvard University President Claudine Gay on X after the Ivy League leader apologized for remarks made on antisemitism during Tuesday's congressional hearing.
A federal appeals court on Friday struck down parts of New York's controversial concealed carry law but upheld most of the ban on carrying guns in "sensitive places."
Democratic Missouri state Rep. Sarah Unsicker has been removed from her four committee assignments after posing for a photo with an alleged Holocaust denier.
Congress aims to approve the renewal of a foreign surveillance program, FISA Section 702, before the end of the year, amid concerns and demands of reform from conservatives.
Several members of the University of Pennsylvania Board of Trustees have reportedly asked the institution's President Liz Magill to think "long and hard" regarding her ability to lead the university.
Hunter Biden claimed during a podcast appearance that Republicans were trying to kill him in order to destroy his dad's presidency. He also blasted his critics as "motherf---ers."
The White House on Friday was asked whether President Joe Biden will pardon his son Hunter in a federal tax evasion case. Hunter Biden was indicted on nine charges Thursday.
A federal appeals court has upheld key parts of a federal judge’s gag order limiting what Donald Trump can say about his ongoing prosecution by the Special Counsel for alleged Jan. 6 election interference.
FIRST ON FOX: Senate Republicans introduced legislation that would force the federal government to hold regular onshore and offshore oil and gas lease sales.
Mark C. Scarsi, a Trump-appointed judge presiding over Hunter Biden's case, is a California U.S. district judge who has handed down several yearslong sentences for fraud and tax evasion.
IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler said the new charges against Hunter Biden are a “complete vindication" of their years-long investigation into the president’s son.
Stanford University has issued a statement condemning calls for genocide against Jews and stating that such statements would violate the school's code of conduct.
House Judiciary Committee Republicans are subpoenaing DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for documents related to 14 illegal immigrants charged with serious crimes.
An Indiana judge has ruled a state law on voting requirements for candidates' party affiliation to be unconstitutional, granting an injunction to U.S. Senate hopeful John Rust.
Congress set a new precedent in expelling former Rep. George Santos without a criminal conviction, but with indicted Sen. Bob Menendez, it is a different story.