Former prosecutor Daniel Wiesenfeld says Letitia James threatened professional, civil, or criminal action while demanding he destroy disputed materials. He is refusing, arguing the documents are evidence and warning that legal proceedings could expose them publicly.
Tom Homan challenged a CBS correspondent over missing Biden administration data after questions about 57 deaths in ICE custody, while defending the agency’s medical care and pointing to a detained population that had doubled.
ActBlue’s new passport verification program is drawing fresh Republican scrutiny after investigators alleged its previous system checked only character counts, while company leaders continue denying wrongdoing and defending their statements to Congress.
Trump’s order temporarily opens highway use to diesel dyed red and delays federal excise taxes through 2026, offering relief to farmers and other fuel users while encouraging states to take corresponding action.
Martha MacCallum pressed Abdul El-Sayed over his Soros family ties, wealthy donors and a $30 million Senate Majority PAC pledge, challenging his attempt to campaign against big money while accepting substantial support.
A Runbeck Election Services error sent more than 3,100 Maricopa County ballots six days early, but officials say they remain valid and will be securely stored unopened if returned before processing begins.
Ted Cruz fired back after JD Vance accused him of already running for president in 2028, turning the charge into an insecurity jab as both Republicans campaign for GOP candidates and leave the next White House contest looming.
Karoline Leavitt will begin contributing across Fox News and opinion programming on Nov. 1, continuing her public political role after leaving President Trump’s White House and relocating with her family to New Hampshire.