Reporter’s Notebook: All about the politics of disaster relief
Republicans are castigating the Biden administration for its response to Hurricane Helene – and, like rote, are bringing to the forefront the ugly politics of disaster response.
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Behind the music: Latino celebrities and presidential politics in the 2024 election
The outreach to Latino voters by Republican and Democratic campaigns this year is especially noticeable in key battleground states where the Latino vote could be decisive for either party, and one of those states is Pennsylvania. It’s the biggest of the battleground states, with 19 electoral votes at stake, and it’s home to a sizable
‘Traitor’ Liz Cheney walloped by Wyoming voters for Harris endorsement, break with GOP
An overwhelming amount of Wyoming voters who spoke to Fox News Digital lambasted former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney for endorsing Vice President Harris for the Oval Office.
Trump sounds alarm on illegal immigrant murderers: ‘A lot of bad genes in our country’
Former President Trump on Monday said illegal immigrants murderers have "bad genes" as he again criticized the current handling of the border crisis.
Georgia high court restores state’s 6-week ‘heartbeat’ abortion law
The Georgia Supreme Court reinstated a law allowing abortions up to six weeks when it put a halt on a previous court's decision from last week allowing them up to the 22-week mark.
As Oct. 7 Mastermind Yahya Sinwar Resurfaces, Senators Push for Bounty on Hamas Leader’s Head
‘After 365 days, the State Department has failed to issue a bounty that would help bring these terrorists to justice,’ says Ted Budd Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar (Vice/YouTube) Hamas leader and Oct. 7 mastermind Yahya Sinwar—who went quiet for roughly two weeks, sparking rumors of his death—resurfaced on Monday, according to an Israeli official who
Affordable housing tax credits set to expire, threatening eviction for thousands
For more than two decades, the low rent on Marina Maalouf’s apartment in a blocky affordable housing development in Los Angeles’ Chinatown was a saving grace for her family, including a granddaughter who has autism. But that grace had an expiration date. For Maalouf and her family it arrived in 2020. The landlord, no longer