Vice President JD Vance led a Nebraska rally crowd in prayer Thursday after a woman collapsed in the stands directly behind him. Vance was in the middle of discussing “men in women’s sports” when people seated behind him could be seen yelling for help.
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Former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is weighing in on Katie Zacharia’s short-lived tenure as her successor behind the podium, telling Fox News Digital that the high-stakes role simply wasn’t the right fit. Reporter Paul Steinhauser asked Leavitt directly whether the president made the right call in choosing her successor. Leavitt responded by pointing
Vice President Vance announced a $1.3 billion investment in fertilizer manufacturing on
Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball, a project of the University of Virginia’s Center
Georgia voters turned out in record numbers Tuesday, setting a new midterm election high on the first day of early voting in
Wholesale prices jumped sharply in September, climbing at the fastest monthly pace in more than four years as surging energy costs continue
President Donald Trump is firing back at a new Politico Playbook report claiming he has privately asked allies whether he should replace
Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon doubled and then tripled down on her call for her Republican opponent, Sen. Ashley Moody, to
Former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz is now reportedly pushing back after being accused of sex trafficking in a new federal lawsuit, saying
The FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service announced Thursday that they are investigating a wave of suspicious letters containing unknown “substances”
Conservative journalist Bill O’Reilly declared on his “No Spin” podcast that Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton “can’t win” in California, claiming the
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett acknowledged Wednesday that Fox Business host Stuart Varney was “absolutely correct” in calling the latest inflation
Americans weighing a trip abroad are being hit with a fresh warning from the U.S. State Department as safety and security concerns
Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is now reportedly facing fresh scrutiny after denying that he or his family had any connection
