Iranian state media on Thursday reported that Tehran could attempt to block U.S. and Israeli shipments from transiting the Strait of Hormuz under its joint venture with Oman to reopen the critical waterway to commercial traffic. Members of Iran’s parliament are reviewing a proposed bill to block “hostile” vessels from moving through the choke point...
The trial of Charlie Kirk’s accused killer could be long and difficult, Rep. Brad Knott warns, with defense expected to fight every step if Tyler Robinson does not plead.
GOP and Democratic leaders are still at an impasse on a government funding extension with the Sept. 30 deadline approaching, risking partial shutdown of the federal government.
Political commentators told Fox News Digital that the conservative reaction to Charlie Kirk's assassination stands in strong contrast to the left's response to George Floyd.
Kim Jong Un says North Korea will only engage in talks if the U.S. drops denuclearization demands, creating a diplomatic stalemate with the Trump administration.
EXCLUSIVE: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem endorse establishing a Coast Guard secretary as part of broader service reforms.
House and Senate Republicans target Biden-era DEI rules in federal contracting as Trump administration questions Maryland's Francis Scott Key Bridge reconstruction approach.
A federal judge nominated by Obama rejected former FBI agent Peter Strzok's claims that his firing from the federal law enforcement agency ran afoul of the Constitution.
Senate Republicans and Democrats express concern over Trump administration comments suggesting targeting of critics, political enemies and hate speech.
Sen. Bernie Sanders reportedly told former Vice President Kamala Harris to focus on the working class instead of abortion when she sought his endorsement after Biden dropped out, her book reveals.
Medical policy group Do No Harm introduces new hospital watchdog system to rank medical schools without political considerations, aiming to restore integrity to American medicine.
1992—By a vote of 4 to 3, the Kentucky supreme court rules (in Commonwealth v. Wasson) that Kentucky’s statutory prohibition of homosexual sodomy, dating...
