Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson has a way with words - the pediatric neurosurgeon-turned politician, no stranger to stirring up controversy with his comments, called poverty a "state of mind" in a newly-released radio interview.
American voters disagree with President Trump’s firing of FBI Director James Comey, think the dismissal was for self-serving reasons, and approve of a special counsel being appointed to investigate Russian government efforts to influence the election and the Trump campaign. In addition, a majority opposes the Republican plan to replace Obamacare.
At least 16 self-proclaimed MS-13 gang members were transferred out of federal custody and into community placement centers across the country during the border surge in unaccompanied children from Central America in 2014, according to a new letter from the Chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration misled the public, Congress and Justice Department officials about an aggressive yet poorly planned strategy that led to a series of deadly confrontations involving agents in Honduras, government watchdogs wrote in a scathing report released Wednesday.
Federal appeals judges are divided as they hear arguments over whether the president should be able to more easily fire the head of the government's consumer finance watchdog agency.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tried to focus on President Trump’s budget plans to create sustainable growth for all Americans, while lawmakers pressed him on issues ranging from entitlement reform, the border adjustment tax and even whether cuts to the IRS were too steep.
Former Sen. Joe Lieberman can no longer be considered for FBI director, due to his connection to President Trump’s new special counsel, Marc Kasowitz, a senior White House official told Fox News on Wednesday.
By turning to one of his most prominent attorneys over the last two decades for representation in the investigation into possible collusion with Russia during the 2016 election, President Donald Trump is seemingly inviting more criticism, seasoned Washington insiders say.
Analysts says that leaders of the Group of Seven nations have a prime opportunity to make their case to the U.S. president to stay in the Paris Agreement.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield announced Wednesday that it will no longer offer individual ObamaCare insurance plans in parts of Kansas and Missouri, citing more than $100 million in losses since 2014.
President Trump’s chief budget official told lawmakers on Wednesday that the administration asked for more than $4 billion for border defense, with half of the funding dedicated to “the wall.”
Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee, a key player in GOP-led Senate’s effort to dismantle ObamaCare, on Wednesday downplayed the release later in the day of the much-anticipated congressional audit of the House’s recently passed bill to overhaul the 2010 health care law.
President Trump’s budget chief defended the administration’s first budget proposal on Wednesday, underscoring the importance of economic growth and putting “taxpayers first.”
The White House and the nation’s top ethics watchdog are battling over the disclosure of waivers the Trump administration has granted that allow lobbyists to work in government agencies.
The Congressional Budget Office is expected to release its cost estimate for the House-passed ObamaCare replacement — which could force House Republicans to revisit their health care plan.
Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, testified before the House Budget Committee to review the Trump administration's fiscal year 2018 budget request.
Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, testifies before the House Budget Committee to review the Trump administration's fiscal year 2018 budget request.
Turns out the piece contained astute observations by Byron York, a Fox News contributor, on how the focus of all the journalistic digging and investigative machinery has shifted.