Sen. Jon Tester, a Democrat who initially supported a ban of TikTok in Montana, reversed course this week after a lawsuit was filed and insisted the state should not have banned the “silly app" earlier this month.
Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Friday signed into law a bill banning sexually explicit school library books, as well as lessons on gender and sexuality through the sixth grade.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis fired back at former President Trump after the he claimed disgraced former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo "did better" responding to COVID than DeSantis.
Customs and Border Protection has repeated a misleading claim that says the U.S. is not providing financial aid, including transportation, for migrants at the border.
Republican Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo on Thursday signed into law a bill allowing students to wear tribal, religious and cultural regalia during graduation ceremonies.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Friday signed a bill banning discrimination against people's height and weight, which critics say could lead to a field day for lawyers.
The wife of former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin has filed divorce paperwork which said their marriage was “irretrievably broken." The couple has been separated for over a year.
A New Jersey county is opposing a major offshore wind project that will be seen from its beaches, arguing it will harm wildlife, the tourism industry and have little climate impact.
In the face of soaring food prices and a rare budget surplus, House lawmakers in Alabama have approved a measure that would cut grocery sale tax from 4% to 2%.
Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill that allows students in Oklahoma to wear Native American regalia during graduations. Lawmakers in the state overrode Gov. Stitt's veto.
A one-time tax rebate of $150 may be issued to each Alabama resident under legislation approved by the state Legislature. The bill will now go to Gov. Kay Ivey.
A presidential campaign launch by two-term North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is imminent, with a major announcement in Fargo, North Dakota, planned for June 7.
Special Counsel John Durham will testify on Wednesday, June 21, in front of the House Judiciary Committee, a source has revealed to Fox News on Friday.
House Republicans are straying far from their bill to raise the debt ceiling and cut spending, President Trump's former OMB director warned on Friday morning.
Gun rights advocacy groups are asking Republican lawmakers to block a new ATF rule that makes it a felony to own a plastic accessory for handguns, known as pistol braces.