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Texas AG sues several TV companies, says smart TVs are ‘spying on Texans’

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued five major television companies, claiming they use their smart TVs to spy on Texans.

Report: Americans spent $228 billion on alcohol last year. Where did adults spend the most?

While some states spent vastly more than others on adult beverages, like California, which paid the most in the country at roughly $29 billion, the states where the average adult spent the most on alcohol over the last year may surprise you.

Khanna: Congress eyeing ‘possible impeachment’ after DOJ’s partial Epstein files release

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), a lead co-sponsor for the Epstein Files Transparency Act, said Friday that lawmakers were mulling possible impeachment moves after the Justice Department (DOJ) released a tranche of heavily redacted files tied to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Khanna raised questions about the “quality” of the documents released and the...

Public schools have a duty to keep immigrant students safe

As ICE raids continue in New York, San Francisco and Denver, the threats to children are growing and unmistakable.

2028 lines being drawn among conservatives as two top names emerge among AmericaFest activists

AmericaFest attendees predict a 2028 presidential showdown between JD Vance and Josh Shapiro, potentially reshaping Rust Belt politics for the future.

Inside Stefanik’s exit and how the Trump endorsement that never came was ‘biggest piece’ of the ‘puzzle’

Stefanik abandons New York gubernatorial bid with Trump's failure to endorse her being the most significant reason for the decision, a source tells Fox News Digital.

Sen Murphy warns ‘people are going to die’ as Congress punts on expiring Obamacare subsidies

Lawmakers blame each other for looming Obamacare subsidy expiration as Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., warns premium spikes will have life-or-death consequences for families.

Trump Has No Authority to Categorize Fentanyl as a Weapon of Mass Destruction

Common sense tells us that narcotic drugs are different from WMD. As one would expect, these differences are reflected in law.

’Tis the Season for Trimming Travel Regulations

The best gift to fliers this holiday season would be to let the competitive airline marketplace do its thing.

Strengthening the Military Chaplain Corps Is a Win for Religious Liberty

A government institution charged with defending the Constitution shouldn’t marginalize religion itself. At long last, it won’t.

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