Politics
New York Grocers Sue Mayor Over City-Backed Grocery Stores
Josefina Aguirre paused her work at her family’s Spanish Harlem meat market to talk to Fox News Digital, bringing attention to the debate over New York City’s grocery plan. Aguirre, a first-generation American, has worked
New Proposal Aims to Set Election Day Deadline for Mail-In Ballots
The debate over voting methods in the United States has reached Capitol Hill with a new proposal spearheaded by two supporters of President Donald Trump. This initiative aims to enhance trust in the electoral process.
Search for New Army Secretary as Dan Driscoll Resigns
The search is underway for a new Secretary of the Army following Dan Driscoll’s resignation from the position. This has created a significant leadership vacancy within the nation’s largest military branch. Driscoll announced Wednesday as
Republicans Distance Themselves from Data Center Plans Amid Polls
Recent surveys indicate strong opposition among Americans to constructing new data centers for artificial intelligence in their communities. As a result, several Republicans running in upcoming elections are distancing themselves from President Donald Trump, who
AOC Endorses Angie Nixon in Florida Senate Race
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat from New York, has endorsed Angie Nixon, the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Florida. Nixon is set to face Republican Sen. Ashley Moody in the upcoming November election.
Democratic Optimism and Republican Strategy as Midterms Approach
With only two months left until Election Day, Democrats are showing increasing optimism about reclaiming congressional majorities. As early voting is set to begin in several states later this month, they are buoyed by a
Homeland Security’s New Guidance Aimed at Streamlining Asylum Claim Adjudication
Fox News has uncovered exclusive details regarding new directives issued by the Department of Homeland Security. These guidelines instruct immigration attorneys to pursue early dismissal of asylum claims deemed legally inadequate. This internal guidance has
Colorado’s In-State Tuition Policy Faces Federal Scrutiny
Colorado Governor Jared Polis defends the state’s policy granting in-state tuition to over 6,000 illegal immigrants. Speaking on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend,’ Polis argues that Colorado has the right to determine residency for tuition purposes.
Escalating Rhetoric Following Michigan’s Democratic Senate Primary
The political rhetoric has intensified following Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan. Remarks from prominent figures such as President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have contributed to the heightened
Analysis of President Trump’s Approval Ratings Ahead of 2026 Midterm Elections
Two months remain until the 2026 midterm elections in the United States, and recent polling data indicate a significant decline in President Donald Trump’s approval ratings since the beginning of his second term. This information,