Border-district Republicans hammer Harris, demand 'an apology' over 'photo op' campaign stop in Arizona

House Republicans who represent districts that border Mexico are laying into Vice President Kamala Harris for making a campaign stop at the border on Friday.

Heritage flips script on fired director of Project 2025 after 'disconcerting' revelations surface

The Heritage Foundation confirmed it fired former Project 2025 Director Paul Dans after it was initially reported he stepped down in July.

Democrats skip testimony from GOP lawmakers with sniper experience at Trump assassination attempt hearing

Democratic lawmakers on the House task force investigating the attempted assassinations of former President Donald Trump skipped the final portion of the panel’s first hearing Thursday.

Harvard went easy on students for antisemitic conduct, House committee finds

The House Education and the Workforce Committee said Harvard "emboldened" anti-Israel agitators by failing to properly discipline antisemitic conduct.

Former Republican U.S. senator endorses Kamala Harris, says election offers 'stark choice'

Three former Republican officials from Kansas, including retired Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, declared their support for Vice President Kamala Harris Thursday.

North Carolina GOP focusing on 'hand-to-hand political combat' to ramp up ground game in battleground state

Fox News Digital spoke with the North Carolina Republican Party chair and a state director leading canvassing efforts about the GOP's 2024 efforts to get out the vote.

House Judiciary investigating DOJ for release of Routh manifesto offering $150k Trump bounty

EXCLUSIVE: The House Judiciary Committee is investigating the Justice Department after it released the manifesto of the suspect charged with attempted assassination of former President Trump.

New bill would prohibit US financial aid to Afghanistan until wrongfully detained Americans are released

Pennsylvania Congressman Daniel Meuser is putting forth the No Funding Without Freedom Act, which would prohibit U.S. aid to Afghanistan while Americans are wrongfully detained there.

Blinken may be held in contempt after House GOP advances measure

The House Foreign Affairs Committee advanced a resolution to hold Secretary of State Antony Blinken in contempt of Congress.

Johnson to sidestep GOP rebels on government funding, seek Dem support to avoid shutdown

House Speaker Mike Johnson is poised to seek Democratic help to pass his government funding plan after a conservative rebellion derailed his initial measure.

Johnson to side-step GOP rebels on government funding, seek Dem support to avoid shutdown

Speaker Mike Johnson is poised to seek Democratic help to pass his government funding plan after a conservative rebellion derailed his initial measure.

GOP urges 'transparency' on whether Walz admin removing noncitizens from Minnesota voter rolls

GOP lawmakers and the RNC asked Minnesota election officials about voter roll cleanup and whether they're removing improperly registered noncitizens.

Early mail-in voting data signals good news for GOP, Trump: expert

Republicans have nearly erased a Democratic edge in mail-in-ballot requests in the states of Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, new data from Decision Desk HQ shows.

Nebraska GOP senator opposes Electoral College change that may have helped Trump win re-election

A key Nebraska lawmaker said Monday that he opposes any changes to how electoral votes are disbursed during an election, jeopardizing Republican plans to lock down votes.

Trump's ground game shrinks voter registration gap in key battlegrounds

The Trump campaign is giving “maximum attention and resources" to its ground game in battleground states, cutting into Democrats' voter registration advantage in key states.

4 Mark Robinson campaign staffers resign in wake of report on porn website posts

North Carolina Republican candidate for governor Mark Robinson lost four senior campaign staffers following a CNN report alleging porn website comments.

Elon Musk’s pro-Trump super PAC launches website to increase canvassers in battleground states

An Elon Musk-basked super PAC launched a website over the weekend to deploy canvassers in support of Republican presidential nominee former President Trump and other GOP candidates.

Congress has one more week in session to avert a government shutdown

Congress must find a path forward on federal funding this week or risk a partial government shutdown just five weeks before Election Day.

Chuck Schumer calls out Republicans for 'wasting time' as tentative funding deal is announced

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., announced that the government will be funded for another three months, thanks to an agreement that avoided a government shutdown.

Government shutdown narrowly avoided after Republicans, Democrats make funding deal

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., announced that the government will be funded for another three months, thanks to an agreement that avoided a government shutdown.

Johnson unveils new plan to avoid shutdown amid tension in GOP, scraps Trump-backed election measure

House Speaker Mike Johnson is releasing a new plan to avoid a government shutdown after a group of lawmakers in his own conference derailed his initial push.

Secret Service overhaul talk hits Capitol Hill after Trump assassination attempts

Some House Republicans are mulling legislation to move the Secret Service out of the Department of Homeland Security after two attempts on former President Trump's life in two months.

House passes bill blocking Biden admin attempt to require two-thirds of new cars to be electric within years

The House of Representatives passed the Congressional Review Act resolution on Friday to block the Environmental Protection Agency's new emissions standards.

Trump's top legal foe to be handed 'unprecedented' election power ahead of November: election attorney

Under New York's Voting Rights Act, Democrat Attorney General Letitia James is set to be granted widespread power over the election process, according to an election law expert.

Down the shore: New Jersey lawmakers seek to undo sunscreen prohibition for kids

New Jersey lawmakers are seeking to protect children from skin cancer risks by removing restrictions on sunscreen in schools, as the state is known for its sunny beaches and outdoor activities.

It's a tight race in the battle to succeed popular swing state Republican governor

A new poll in New Hampshire, home to the only competitive gubernatorial election this year, indicates a tight race in the battle to succeed Republican Gov. Chris Sununu

Battleground state Republican denies involvement in porn scandal, dismisses it as 'tabloid trash'

Republican North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is denying involvement in a pornography scandal involving chat forums between 2008-2012.

Secret Service, DHS sued over first Trump assassination attempt

A conservative watchdog group is suing the Secret Service and DHS for allegedly concealing records about the July 13 assassination attempt on Trump.

Shutdown fears move House Republicans to protect military paychecks

Rep. Jen Kiggans is introducing a bill aimed at protecting military service members' pay in the event of a partial government shutdown.

On this day in history, September 19, 1796, President George Washington issues his Farewell Address

President George Washington issued his Farewell Address on this day in history, Sept. 19, 1796. He spoke proudly of the new nation but also warned of the dangers of party politics.

More than 100 former GOP officials from past administrations publicly endorse Harris over Trump

More than 100 former Republican officials penned a letter Wednesday endorsing Vice President Harris in the presidential race and slamming her opponent, Donald Trump.

House committee to demand 'stonewalled' memo detailing Biden agency's 'curious' voter registration work

Members of the House Small Business Committee plan to surprise Small Business Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman with a letter they say proves she improperly stonewalled their document requests.

Montana Supreme Court ruling on Green Party candidate could spell trouble for Jon Tester, polling reveals

The Montana Supreme Court ruled that a third-party Senate candidate can remain on the November ballot, rejecting the state's Democratic Party lawsuit.

Speaker Johnson warns illegal immigrant voting could 'throw an election' as House readies spending bill vote

Speaker Mike Johnson spoke with reporters hours before a vote on a government funding bill that is being coupled with a measure requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote.

Cruz interrupted by anti-Israel agitator who yelled, 'F---ing Jews' during hearing on 'hate'

Sen. Ten Cruz called out a "demonstration of antisemitism" when an anti-Israel agitator stood up in a Senate Judiciary hearing shouting "F---ing Jews."

Bipartisan House duo cracks down on gun trafficking at US-Mexico border

Reps. Abigail Spanberger and Dan Crenshaw are mounting the latest bipartisan effort to crack down on border security with a new House bill.

'Trump Train' trial: Defendant says convoy using 'first amendment right' during highway clash

A woman who was part of a "Trump Train" of cars and pickup trucks that surrounded a Biden-Harris campaign bus says the incident was an exercise in free speech and not intended to impede the bus’ progress.

New House Freedom Caucus chair reveals GOP rebel group's next 'big fight'

Rep. Andy Harris spoke with Fox News Digital for his first interview since becoming chairman of the House Freedom Caucus

Russo-Chinese Arctic war games spur US response as Alaska officials warn only strength can deter crisis

The Army deployed about 130 airborne members to Shemya Island on the far end of the Aleutian chain in response to aggression from Russia and China this week.

House GOP braces for government funding chaos as Republican rebels mutiny before vote

Tensions are running high again within the House GOP as Speaker Mike Johnson pushes ahead with a vote on his government funding plan that some Republicans oppose.

Biden admin moves to reinstate Trump-era rule, delist gray wolves from endangered species list

The Biden administration is moving to lift endangered species protections on gray wolves in the U.S. and reinstate a Trump-era rule just weeks before the 2024 election.

Government, private think tanks hype right-wing threat, ignore left-wing violence: experts

Amid a second assassination attempt on Trump, government agencies have condemned far-right extremists but fail to address escalating left-wing threats.

Johnson moves forward on House vote to stop government shutdown with noncitizen voting prevention attached

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced Tuesday that the House will vote Wednesday on a six-month continuing resolution with the SAVE Act attached.

Dem operative fished for oppo research in antisemitic, lewd text messages, House Republican charges

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna accused a liberal PAC of sending her antisemitic and sexually harassing messages while posing as a member of Gov. Abbott's office.

MSNBC's Joy Reid blames MAGA Republicans for 'actual violence' in light of Trump assassination attempt

MSNBC host Joy Reid insisted Monday that conservative rhetoric was responsible for more violence in the aftermath of another Trump assassination attempt.

Trump assassination attempt a 'confluence' of GOP rhetoric and 'availability of assault rifles': Dem lawmaker

New Jersey Rep. Mikie Sherrill suggested to CNN’s Jim Acosta Republicans’ “volatile" rhetoric and gun protections led to the second Trump assassination attempt.

Harris eyes endorsement in high-stakes meeting with only major union that hasn't endorsed her campaign

Vice President Kamala Harris meets with the Teamsters on Monday, as she works to land the union's endorsement in her race against former President Trump

Trump assassination task force member: 'No way in hell' Palm Beach suspect should have been that close

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., discussed security failures behind the second assassination attempt against former President Trump on “Fox News Live" Sunday.

Dem House candidate pushes tough on fentanyl stance after dismissing it as border issue

Democrat congressional candidate Monica Tranel is flip-flopping on the fentanyl crisis after previously suggesting that "where it is coming from is not the southern border."

Arizona’s repeal of 1864 ban on nearly all abortions goes into effect

Arizona’s 1864 ban on nearly all abortions is officially being repealed on Saturday after months of heated debate in the Grand Canyon State where several Republicans sided with Democrats to revoke the law.

Harris-Trump showdown: GOP chair vows 'we absolutely have the resources' to win in November

Despite facing a fundraising & ground game deficit, Republican National Committee chair Michael Whatley vows the Trump campaign and the GOP will "absolutely have the resources" to win the election

'Crush liberal dominance': Conservative funder urges leaner, meaner posture for activist groups

Leonard Leo, who operates a vast network of conservative nonprofits, called on them to start "weaponizing" their ideas like the left does.

'It'll upend the community': PA town roiled by talk of migrant housing in Civil War-era orphanage building

An organization linked to a Civil War-era orphanage property has sought to host about 1,000 unaccompanied migrant minors, according to local lawmakers and correspondence.

A Decision to Make: House Speaker Mike Johnson's government funding bill divides Republicans

Facing opposition from some lawmakers, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., yanked on Wednesday his plan for government funding that would also mandate proof of citizenship in order to vote.

GOP bill targeting 'Chinese billionaire loophole' on EVs passes after clash with Dems

The House passed the End Chinese Dominance of Electric Vehicles Act on Thursday to exclude electric vehicles sourced by prohibited foreign entities from the clean vehicle credit.

'Legacy of incompetence': Comer unveils wide-ranging hearing on Biden-Harris 'failed record'

The House Oversight Committee is holding a hearing broadly examining the policies of the Biden-Harris administration and their effect on Americans.

Riley Gaines stars in Hawley campaign ad hitting Missouri Dem's support for 'radical trans agenda'

Riley Gaines appears in a Sen. Josh Hawley ad targeting Lucas Kunce, narrating her experience of competing against transgender swimmer Lia Thomas.

No taxpayer dollars for illegal immigrant gender surgeries under new House GOP bill

A group of House Republicans is pushing to block federal dollars from being used for illegal immigrants to receive gender transition surgeries.

House Republicans lament Trump's 'terrible' debate performance: 'Let her get under his skin'

House Republicans granted anonymity to speak freely criticized former President Trump's performance against Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday.

White House urged to 'cease and desist' social media 'suppression campaigns' after Zuckerberg letter

The Biden administration is being urged to "cease and desist" any and all social media censorship efforts in a new House GOP letter.

House GOP plan to avert government shutdown on life support as Johnson delays vote

The House of Representatives is delaying a vote on a measure to avert a partial government shutdown.

Focus group reacts to Trump, Harris faceoff over Project 2025

A focus group reacting to the presidential debate pitting former President Donald Trump against Vice President Kamala Harris revealed their thoughts on Project 2025.

Trump allies claim victory in debate, criticize moderators as 'pro-Kamala activists'

Former President Donald Trump's allies are rushing to declare victory on his behalf after his debate against Vice President Kamala Harris.

Dem incumbent survives challenge as GOP picks a winner in Rhode Island Senate primaries

Voters in Rhode Island's Senate primary on Tuesday chose the two candidates who will represent the Republican and Democrat parties in November.

House GOP doubts grow as Johnson digs in on funding fight: 'Playing with a government shutdown'

Speaker Mike Johnson said he is forging ahead with his plan on government funding despite the measure hemorrhaging GOP support.

House launches poll watcher program amid GOP-wide push for election security

House Administration Committee Chair Bryan Steil is rolling out the latest iteration of Congress' Election Observer Program this week.

Trump-backed plan to avoid government shutdown advances to House-wide vote as Republicans defect

The House Rules Committee passed Speaker Mike Johnson's plan for a short-term government funding bill attached to Republicans' SAVE Act aimed at election security.

Jill Stein slams Democratic efforts to 'silence competition,’ says they are ‘not servants of democracy'

Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein slammed the Democratic Party for criticizing and attempting to hamper her ballot access as a third party contender.

Mike Johnson faces conservative mutiny over Trump-backed plan to avert government shutdown

House Speaker Mike Johnson cannot afford to lose more than four GOP votes on his government funding plan to pass it without Democratic votes.

White House pushes back against scathing report on Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan

The White House defended President Biden's handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan back in 2021, despite a scathing report released Sunday by Republican lawmakers.

Gaetz questions Jack Smith's authority to keep up Trump probes after judge calls him 'unlawfully appointed'

Rep. Matt Gaetz is writing to Attorney General Merrick Garland, questioning the legitimacy of special counsel Jack Smith's most recent legal moves.

House Dems issue response to GOP report on Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan

The House Democrats on the Foreign Affairs Committee released their own memo on President Biden's chaotic 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan after the GOP's report.

'Shrinking' California GOP to blame for state's problems argues LA Times columnist

Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez attributed California's problems to Republicans because of their shrinking numbers in the state.

Bold prediction: What the Senate GOP campaign chair says about winning back the majority

Sen. Steve Daines of Montana, the chair of the Senate Republicans’ campaign committee, for the first time is definitively saying his party will recapture control of the chamber in November's elections

Allan Lichtman predicts Harris as 2024 winner because 'Democrats got smart' and did this

Allan Lichtman, who has correctly predicted nine of last ten elections, speaks to Fox News Digital on why he thinks Kamala Harris will win in 2024.

Winsome Earle-Sears announces VA gov bid to build on Youngkin record: It's 'all about business’

Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, a Republican from Virginia Beach, announced she will be running to succeed Glenn Youngkin in Virginia's off-year gubernatorial election in 2025.

Political handicapper shifts Montana Senate to ‘leans Republican’ as Tester falls behind

Republicans now have the advantage in Montana's Senate race, according to one political handicapper, as Democrat incumbent Sen. Jon Tester slips behind in polling.

Senate GOP campaign chair 'concerned' over fundraising disparity but predicts who will win majority

Senate GOP campaign committee chair Steve Daines says the fundraising disparity is a concern as the Republicans work to win back the majority from the Democrats, but he predicts victory in November.

House Republicans privately worry about political fallout of government shutdown

Some Republicans are already starting to worry that they will be blamed for a partial government shutdown if the House and Senate fail to reach a deal by Oct. 1.

Longtime California Dem leader says 'adios' to her party and registers with GOP because 'I've had enough'

Former California State Sen. Gloria Romero of San Gabriel/East Los Angeles said "adios" to the Democratic Party this week and registered as a Republican.

House Republicans claim 'vindication' after Hunter Biden guilty plea

Congressional Republicans are sounding off after Hunter Biden pleaded guilty to nine federal tax-related charges.

House GOP bill targets Venezuelan gang allegedly taking over Colorado apartment complex

Colorado GOP Rep. Greg Lopez is introducing legislation spurred by the alleged Venezuelan gang activity in an Aurora apartment complex.

Former presidential candidate Nikki Haley lands new job

Former ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, once an opponent of former President Donald Trump in the 2024 Republican primary, has moved into the private sector.

House GOP subpoenas Tim Walz over $250M COVID fraud scheme by Minnesota nonprofit

House Republicans are investigating how Walz's state government handled a massive pandemic fraud case that saw at least 70 people charged.

Club for Growth pours $5M into tight House races as GOP braces for tough election

The Club for Growth is investing $5 million into a fresh ad buy hitting Democrats in tight races on the issue of crime.

Johnson unveils Trump-backed House GOP plan to avoid government shutdown, sets up battle with Schumer

House Republicans are expected to vote on a stopgap spending bill that Speaker Mike Johnson is backing sometime this week.

McCarthy's 'final struggles' threaten to haunt Johnson's government shutdown fight

House Republicans are gearing up for what is expected to be a messy government funding fight over short-term federal spending.

Would Reagan be welcome in today's GOP? Actor Dennis Quaid, locals from his hometown offer mixed views

Actor Dennis Quaid, who plays President Ronald Reagan in a new biopic, and locals in Dixon, Ill., answer whether the 40th president would be welcome in today's Republican Party.

GOP leaders vow 'action' as Columbia University swarmed by anti-Israel agitators

House GOP leaders are emphatically coming out against the resurgence of anti-Israel protests on Columbia University's campus

Chip Roy says voters 'don't give 2 flying s---s' about government shutdown fight

Rep. Chip Roy is leading the push for House leaders to attach the SAVE Act to a stopgap funding bill to avoid a government shutdown.

Blue state Republican touts his anti-Trump credentials in bid to flip senate seat red

Former GOP Gov. Larry Hogan, who is aiming to flip a key Senate seat in blue bastion Maryland that could determine if Republicans win back the chambers' majority, spotlights his anti-Trump credentials.

Republican aiming to flip key Senate seat in blue bastion spotlights anti-Trump credentials

Former GOP Gov. Larry Hogan, who is aiming to flip a key Senate seat in blue bastion Maryland that could determine if Republicans win back the chambers' majority, spotlights his anti-Trump credentials.

James Carville urges Harris to break from Biden on key issues, do news conference

Political analyst and Democratic strategist James Carville called on Vice President Harris to separate herself from President Biden in order to win in November.

North Carolina elections board faces another lawsuit, as RNC sues swing state over noncitizen voting concerns

The Republican National Committee sued the North Carolina Board of Elections for allegedly not checking ID for 225,000 voters to verify citizenship.

Trump focus on inflation, jobs can make inroads with Black voters, Chicago Republican leader says

Despite abortion being touted as a big issue in both the GOP and Democratic platforms, Chicago Republican Devin Jones says it's not of much concern to Black voters.

New ‘Reagan’ movie shows president's strengths and why he is most remembered for fighting 'evil'

New movie about the life of Ronald Reagan shows how he is still remembered for fighting evil and for standing up for freedom against adversaries both foreign and domestic.

DAVID MARCUS: In West Virginia, a glimpse of what Democrats have lost

David Marcus eats lunch with a bunch of West Virginia men and gains insight on how the Democrats lost the Mountaineer State.

Texas state representative flips to GOP, says Democrats have plunged into 'progressive abyss'

Texas State Rep. Shawn Thierry announced this week she is serving her final four months in office as a Republican after breaking from Democrats over gender transition access for minors.

Republican disputes CNN anchor's claim that Trump quashed border bill: 'The Biden administration killed it'

Sen. Markwayne Mullin threw cold water on claim that it was former President Trump who killed the border bill, instead blaming President Biden and Democrats.

Anti-Trump Republican says Harris must speak to media ‘a h--- of a lot more' or risk losing election

Anti-Trump Republican Joe Walsh told CNN on Friday that Vice President Kamala Harris needs to take more questions and go on offense to secure victory.

Pro-lifers blast Trump 'betrayal' with shifting abortion stance, answer on Florida Amendment 4

Pro-life conservatives slammed former President Donald Trump on X Thursday after he told NBC News he opposes Florida's 6-week abortion ban, signed by former primary challenger Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Firefighting congressman hopes IAFF shuns Harris after Biden nod: ‘Arsonist telling you how to put out fires’

The International Association of Firefighters was the first labor union to endorse Joe Biden in the 2020 cycle, and Congress' only career firefighter hopes that changes.

Palin libel lawsuit against New York Times reinstated by federal court

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against the New York Times is reinstated after an appeals court found her initial trial was compromised by a series of errors made by the judge.

Palin libel lawsuit against New York Times reinstated by federal court

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against the New York Times is reinstated after an appeals court found her initial trial was compromised by a series of errors made by the judge.

NJ residents hit with doubled bills as lawmakers fume at Murphy's ‘energy disaster plan,' demand hearings

New Jersey residents felt sticker shock from their latest energy bills; several state and at least one federal lawmaker are calling for commonsense policy change and investigations.

California Republican lawmaker reacts to 'crazy' bill that would give undocumented first-time homebuyers money

A Republican lawmaker in California reacted after the Golden State passed progressive legislation that would give migrants up to $150,000 in first time homeownnership.