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Sen. Marsha Blackburn accused Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of triggering a potential government shutdown to gain political advantage on Fox's "Sunday Morning Futures."

Sen. Mitch McConnell did not have a stroke or a seizure during an incident in which he froze up last week, the Capitol attending doctor said.

Oklahoma GOP Sen. James Lankford is introducing the CAMPUS Act to prevent K-12 Department of Education funds from going to universities affiliated with the CCP.

If a judge rules that Georgia’s current Republican-drawn congressional map weakens Black voting power, Democrats may gain more seats in the state General Assembly.

FIRST ON FOX: Republicans on the Energy and Commerce Committee sent a letter to Ford, warning the company's relationship with a Chinese battery firm may pose national security risks.

Republicans are mounting another push to stop President Biden from forgiving billions of dollars in student loan debt.

The Department of Transportation quietly moved to ban the transportation of liquefied natural gas via rail in a major victory for environmental groups.

President Biden is facing boiling tensions from officials in deep blue states and cities who are demanding more federal support on the immigration crisis.

Pro-life protesters could face up to a decade incarcerated for a "rescue action" demonstration at a Washington, D.C.-based clinic in October 2020.

Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, will introduce legislation Tuesday that would prevent President Biden or other federal agencies from implementing face mask requirements for Americans.

Retired Capt. Larry Taylor will receive the Medal of Honor from President Biden during a ceremony at the White House on Tuesday for a death-defying rescue during the Vietnam War.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will face an impeachment trial on corruption allegations surrounding his relationship with real estate developer Nate Paul.

Ukrainian intelligence services intercepted 17 phone calls from Russian frontline troops complaining of dismal losses and a lack off proper supplies.

First lady Jill Biden reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday, nearly a year after she last tested positive for the coronavirus.

Republican presidential candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and former Vice President Mike Pence cross paths but keep their distance at a GOP Labor Day picnic in New Hampshire, a key primary state.

The clean-up in East Palestine, Ohio is ongoing seven months after a devastating train derailment, and plenty of questions remain around the response.

Texas sent a 12th bus of migrants to Los Angeles, nearly a week after the city voted to look into legal action against Texas.

Former President Trump is the commanding front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination with four and a half months to go until the first contest.

Federal officials reportedly tracked over 100 incidents of Chinese "gate crashers" at U.S. military and other federal sites, sparking espionage concerns.

Tim Scott is the leading Black candidate in the 2024 Republican primaries. Scott has been aggressively campaigning in the early voting state of Iowa.