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FIRST ON FOX: The Treasury Department blocked $175 million in federal payments tied to deceased recipients in fiscal year 2026, up sharply …

Four weeks out from the election, and for most Americans, it’s time for football, foliage and flannel. For politics watchers, all eyes …

FIRST ON FOX: Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison overlapped on work with China’s powerful police ministry developing vehicle technology capable of …

The battle over Americans’ clocks reemerged in an unlikely way over the weekend, with President Donald Trump picking a fight with one …

President Donald Trump endorsed Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray, the Republican candidate for the state’s at-large U.S. House seat. “Chuck Gray …

Workers across several Democratic-led states are set to ring in 2027 with another pay bump, widening an already sizable gap between state …

FIRST ON FOX: Democrats’ largest campaign fundraising platform says it has strengthened its donor verification standards days after House GOP investigators accused …

Democratic Senate Leader Chuck Schumer is sounding increasingly bullish about his party’s chances of riding a potential blue wave into November, declaring …

NewsFeed The US resumes bombing Iran, hours after Trump threatened to ‘hit them hard’, with a family of three killed in Qeshm …

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A Senate Democrat pushing for an end to the war in Iran and the creation of a Palestinian state met with Saudi …

The Biden-era FBI tracked First Lady Melania Trump and Barron Trump’s travel, while surveilling President Trump’s future Chief of Staff Susie Wiles’ …

The ad is funded by a super PAC that has spent well over $100 million boosting Senate GOP nominee Ken Paxton, whom …

The new institute plans to help solve Texas’ looming water crisis through research, data and training future workforces.

High invoices and challenges to accessing data on how departments use the surveillance cameras have hindered requests by privacy advocates and journalists.