Democratic establishment and progressives are clashing with each other on messaging and party direction in the wake of President Donald Trump's address.
Republican lawmakers and the Trump administration have gone on the offensive against so-called sanctuary jurisdictions in recent weeks, including at Wednesday's committee hearing.
Fetterman calls out his own party's behavior, warning that they're "becoming the metaphorical car alarms that nobody pays attention to." He also agreed with Trump's warning to Hamas.
Florida first lady Casey DeSantis called out the CDC for continuing to recommend COVID-19 vaccines for children beginning at 6 months old despite the WHO deeming kids "low priority."
President Trump said DC Mayor Muriel Bowser must clean up the "unsightly" homeless encampments within the city or the federal government "will be forced to do it for her."
Roger Lau, the new executive director of the DNC, has a long track record of promoting racial grievances and anti-police rhetoric as the party faces calls to moderate.
January Littlejohn, one of President Donald Trump’s guests at his address to Congress, shared a special message to the president in an interview with Fox News Digital.
After decades of putting its constituents through permitting purgatory, San Francisco took the other side and won. In doing so, it avoided billions of dollars in fines from the Environmental Protection Agency because the Supreme Court held on Tuesday that the Clean Water Act did not give the agency the power to punish the city […]
New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams launches run to replace incumbent Mayor Eric Adams, challenging the front-runner, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.