GOP Rep. Monica De La Cruz said Thursday that her Texas office was targeted with anti-Israel graffiti after she affirmed her support for the Jewish state.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is previewing his upcoming Fox News debate with California Gov. Gavin Newsom and explaining why it will be "the biggest one yet."
FIRST ON FOX: Special Counsel David Weiss admitted he “wasn’t granted" special attorney authority in his Hunter Biden investigation by the Justice Department despite requesting that status, but told investigators he did not interpret that decision as a “denial in any way, shape or form," a transcript of his testimony reviewed by Fox News Digital revealed.
The DOJ charged three people with running brothels in Massachusetts and outside Washington, D.C., that were allegedly frequented by politicians and other high-profile individuals.
Progressive Democrat Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri rejected plans for Israel to implement four-hour pauses in its military operations in Gaza as insufficient.
FBI Director Christopher Wray blasted a "potential conflict of interest" in the decision to move headquarters to Maryland instead of Virginia, calling out a senior Biden political appointee.
Democrat West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin has announced he will not be seeking re-election to the Senate next year in what is expected to be a favorable pickup opportunity for the GOP.
Rep. James Comer issued subpoenas for Hunter Biden business associates, including his art dealers and individuals involved in alleged “loans" repaid to President Biden, Fox News Digital has learned.
As the trial for David DePape, accused of attacking Paul Pelosi with a hammer, begins in San Francisco, prosecutors say the defendant considered Nancy Pelosi "evil."
Former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey, the nation's first openly gay governor, has announced his intention to re-enter politics by running for mayor of Jersey City in 2025.
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., said Thursday that female athletes "deserve better" than the NCAA's vague response explaining its transgender athlete policies.
A federal judge upheld Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' "Fairness in Women’s Sports Act," ruling it is not unconstitutional to prevent males from competing in female sports.
House Republicans are signaling that the Senate GOP's border security proposal has fallen short, despite Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer panning it as too extreme.
Voters in an Indiana town with a dark Civil Rights history have elected the state's first Black Republican mayor, Ronald Morrell Jr., who defeated an incumbent Democrat.