FIRST ON FOX: A newly hired White House digital staffer celebrated social media companies “finally, mercifully” banning President Trump on their platforms and asked “What took them so long?” in a 2021 blog post days before President Biden took office. Andy Volosky, who posted a picture on social media Monday in front of the White...
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Fox News Politics: Democracy Inaction
Welcome to Fox News’ Politics newsletter with the latest political news from Washington D.C. and updates from the2024 campaign trail. What’s happening… -Biden phone banking in battle to save re-election bid -AOC endorses Biden -Trump drops major hint about VP pick No Consensus Reached House Democrats are still at odds with each other over how...
'Obama bros' gang up on Biden as longstanding rumors of tension linger: 'Hard to watch'
Three former advisers to President Obama took aim at President Biden Tuesday as longstanding rumors of tension between the two men’s camps continue to linger. Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor, who were often referred to as the “Obama bros” during their tenure in the White House, dedicated the majority of their latest “Pod...
Warner says people are 'raising some questions that need to get asked' about Biden
Virginia Democratic Sen. Mark Warner told reporters that questions are being raised about President Biden “that need to get asked” – after he sought to gather a group of Senate Democrats to meet on the matter on Monday. “[The] most important thing we can do is defeat Donald Trump. If we don’t do that, we...
House Judiciary GOP calls on appellate courts to 'reverse the verdict' in NY v. Trump in new staff report
EXCLUSIVE:Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and Judge Juan Merchan “worked together to deprive” former President Trump of “his constitutional and legal rights,” the House Judiciary Committee said in a new staff report exclusively obtained by Fox News Digital, saying their findings should prompt appellate courts to “reverse the verdict.” Fox News Digital exclusively obtained the...
Dem mayor blasted for 'ridiculously' blaming deceased GOP president for deadly July 4 weekend gun violence
The Richard Nixon Foundation, and many conservatives on social media, are firing back at Chicago’s Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson after he seemingly placed partial blame on former President Richard Nixon, who died 30 years ago, for Chicago’s weekend of gun violence. “What we’ve experienced over the weekend is unacceptable and we didn’t get here overnight....
House Dems join Republicans to pass crackdown of Biden rules on dishwashers, fridges
A handful of House Democrats joined Republicans on legislation aimed at blocking new Biden administration energy efficiency standards for refrigerators and dishwashers. The Stop Unaffordable Dishwasher Standards Act by Rep. Nick Langworthy, R-N.Y., and Refrigerator Freedom Act by Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa, passed along party lines Tuesday evening. Seven House Democrats voted for each bill....
Schumer silent as worries over Biden’s fitness swell in Senate
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has refused to comment on President Biden’s poor presidential candidate debate performance last month against former President Trump or the concerns it has raised for many about Biden’s ability to serve another term. Schumer’s staff was asked Monday by Fox News Digital how he felt about Biden’s debate performance...
Biden's physician says neurologist visited White House as part of annual examinations
President Biden’s physician said a neurologist who specializes in Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders visited the White House as part of his annual physical examinations amid concerns over the president’s health and mental acuity. In a letter released Monday night, White House physician Kevin O’Connor said Dr. Kevin Cannard was chosen for Biden’s annual...
Tight-lipped House Dems still divided on Biden, leave closed-door meeting without consensus
House Democrats are still at odds with each other over how to handle President Biden’s re-election campaign after a closed-door meeting on Tuesday morning, as concerns grow over his viability as a candidate and his mental fitness for office. Left-wing lawmakers were largely evasive when leaving the meeting at Democratic National Committee headquarters on Capitol...








