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
Fed Expected to Cut Interest Rates—What This Means for Your Money
From credit cards to mortgages, how will the Fed’s actions impact consumer finances? News Analysis The winds of change are upon the U.S. economy as the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates for the first time in four years, affecting everyone from Main Street to Wall Street. After the Fed launched its inflation-fighting
State Laws Could Push Ballot Counting Beyond Election Day in Some Swing States
The timeline could stretch days after Election Day based on how each state regulates late mail-in ballots. Laws dictating how late mail-in ballots can be accepted differ from state to state. In some of the 2024 swing states, the timeline could stretch days after Election Day, Nov. 5, based on when ballots are accepted, processed,
Union Members Offered $100 To Attend Rally for Dem Rep. Susan Wild, Leaked Text Message Shows
Pennsylvania Democrat posed for pictures with union members and thanked them for attending A Pennsylvania labor union aligned with Rep. Susan Wild offered members $100 to attend a campaign rally for the vulnerable House Democrat earlier this month, according to a leaked text message obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Wild later posted pictures of
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.
DOJ’s new voter-roll guidance quietly issued; critic warns it may ‘intimidate’ election workers
Former DOJ attorney Gene Hamilton says the Biden-Harris DOJ's new guidelines on voter list maintenance are intended to intimidate state and local election officials.
Vulnerable Dem senator who touts record ‘fighting’ lobbyists has long history of hiring them
Ohio Democratic. Sen. Sherrod Brown was ranked as one of the top senators for hiring lobbyists after years of lamenting the influencing of lobbying in Congress.