A federal judge tossed a California law intended to prevent fake political ads from influencing elections, finding that the measure violated the First Amendment in response to a legal challenge filed by internet personalities and the Babylon Bee.
It's a scene that has played out on the streets of Washington and Los Angeles since President Donald Trump declared a crime emergency in the nation's capital and ramped up deportations nationwide: Federal agents, some in masks, grabbing someone off the street, bundling the person into a car and driving away, ignoring questions from bystanders.
French President Emmanuel Macron said that if Russia-Ukraine peace talks don't get scheduled by President Trump's Labor Day deadline, Russian President Vladimir Putin "played" the U.S. commander in chief.
The Department of Justice asks Americans to report discriminatory visa practices that harm workers, particularly job ads preferring H-1B visa holders over citizens.
House lawmakers expect to receive Jeffrey Epstein's infamous birthday book along with other documents from the disgraced late financier’s estate by Sept. 8.
The Democratic Party's summer meeting featured calls for stronger opposition to Trump's agenda despite ongoing internal disagreements among party members.
Department of Housing and Urban Development orders legal status verification audits for public housing residents, threatening federal funding cuts for non-compliance.
As Democratic leaders triple down on resistance against federal intervention, a migrant shelter whistleblower is sounding the alarm about an increase in crime.
House Republicans who served in the Middle East spoke with Fox News Digital about how they felt in the wake of the Biden administration's disastrous 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Demetre Daskalakis resigned from the CDC, accusing the Trump administration of ignoring science. But his Biden-era monkeypox response prioritized avoiding stigma over traditional measures.
