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President Donald Trump says he'll announce the "new head" of the Federal Reserve Thursday afternoon.

A high-ranking North Korean defector has told a congressional hearing that a pre-emptive U.S. military strike would trigger automatic retaliation, with the North unleashing artillery and short-range missile fire on South Korea.

President Trump vowed Wednesday to scrap the federal immigration program that allowed the New York City truck terrorist to enter the United States, and said "animals" like the suspect in Tuesday's attack belong in Guantanamo Bay.

President Trump's nominee for NASA chief has been criticized for promoting political divisiveness and rejecting climate change science. He says he'll run the space agency on a consensus agenda driven by science.

Congressional Republicans are rallying around President Trump’s calls for “extreme vetting” Wednesday in the wake of the deadly Halloween terror attack in New York City.

As congressional Republicans unveil a tax reform plan this week, President Trump on Wednesday urged lawmakers to repeal President Obama’s healthcare law and use the “savings” from it for “further tax cuts.”

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The terror attack Tuesday in Lower Manhattan has brought renewed calls from President Trump and other top Washington Republicans to end a congressional-mandated Diversity visa program under which the central Asian suspect entered the United States.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is hitting President Trump for “politicizing” the terror attack in New York – even though the Democrat did the same thing after last month’s grisly Las Vegas massacre when he called for new gun control measures.

The Justice Department and FBI showed classified documents related to the controversial anti-Trump dossier to congressional investigators behind closed doors Tuesday, Fox News has learned.

The fascinating thing when a scandal erupts is that everyone in America becomes an expert on prosecutorial tactics, defense strategy and criminal evidence.

The director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is expected back in state court Wednesday, as a judge weighs whether he should face criminal liability for his role in the Flint water crisis.

At least seven people were arrested following the violence between protesters and counter-protesters attending an event by provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos at California State University, Fullerton.

Just one day after pleading not guilty to a 12-count indictment, Paul Manafort was being considered a major flight risk by prosecutors because of his wealth and international connections.

House Republicans are delaying the release of their tax reform plan after failing to finalize last-minute changes to the legislation, multiple sources told Fox News Tuesday.

Following the terror attack in New York City Tuesday, President Trump said he ordered the Department of Homeland Security to "step up" the nation's "extreme vetting program."

With top executives from Facebook, Twitter and Google testifying on Tuesday before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee on Russia’s attempts to influence U.S. elections and sow discord across the country via social media, many questions remain about how these Russian trolls operate, the veracity of the so-called news they are spreading and what tech giants in Silicon Valley are doing to combat this scourge.

President Trump reacted to the terror attack in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday by saying it was done by a “sick and deranged person.”

A Facebook executive told a Senate panel Tuesday that they “should have had a broader lens” into currency used for payments of political advertisements on their social media platform during the 2016 presidential election.

On average, nearly two dozen House members retire each cycle without seeking another office.