Top court upholds Maine’s Sunday hunting ban
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled Thursday that the state's longstanding ban on Sunday hunting is constitutional, dismissing a lawsuit asserting the contrary.
Crackdown on ‘deceptive’ AI in political ads passes NH House without debate
The New Hampshire House of Representatives voted Thursday to require explicit disclosure of deceptive artificial intelligence used in political ads.
Biden mingles with Obama, Clinton at ritzy NYC fundraiser on same day fallen cop is mourned just 40 miles away
President Biden and former President Trump attended very different events Thursday; one went to the wake for a slain officer, and the other to a fundraiser.
Dem who demanded ‘justice’ after subway chokehold death skewered for post about NYC assaults
A New York City councilwoman who demanded "justice" for a man who was killed after threatening subway passengers questioned why men weren't defending women amid a string of violence.
GOP Senate candidate pushes Republicans to rebuild Baltimore bridge
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican Senate candidate, says he’ll ‘push’ his party to support federal funding to rebuild the bridge that collapsed in Baltimore
White House says it’s putting US first in face of Mexico’s migrant demands
The White House on Thursday told Fox News Digital it is putting U.S. policy interests first after remarks by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
West Virginia bill adding work search to unemployment, freezing benefits made law without signature
A new law requires unemployed people in West Virginia to do more to show they are looking for jobs in order to collect benefits; went into law Thursday without Republican Gov. Jim Justice's signature.