Trump firing Mueller would be 'suicide': Chuck Grassley
The less the president says on the special counsel the better, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman says.
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Millennials can save America from socialism: Harlan Hill
Millennials will reject socialism if they understood it, according to Trump for President Advisory Board member Harlan Hill.
WWE’s ‘Kane’ to run for mayor and wrestle the opioid crisis
WWE superstar Kane is attempting to enter the political ring to wrestle the opioid crisis.
Facebook ‘favors’ for Obama campaign may have been illegal: Heritage Foundation legal fellow
The controversy swirling around Facebook’s mishandling of user personal data during the Trump campaign may shed a new light on illegal activities with the 2012 Obama campaign.
Facebook’s disastrous week: How Mark Zuckerberg failed to win back public trust
Roger McNamee, a former mentor to the Facebook CEO, explains what Facebook did wrong after the data mining scandal.
‘Populist’ Republican Party favors Trump in 2020: Pat Buchanan
Key concerns for the GOP are border security and tariffs, the former presidential nominee says.
Putin wins another six years at Russia's helm in landslide victory
Russian President Vladimir Putin won a landslide re-election victory on Sunday, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years at a time when his ties with the West are on a hostile trajectory.
Peter Thiel: Silicon Valley is a ‘totalitarian place’
Billionaire Peter Thiel says Silicon Valley oppresses dissenting views.
Trump tax cuts push candy shop owner to hire 80 employees
With the Pennsylvania special election underway, Republicans are hoping President Donald Trump’s tax cuts will be the driving force in getting GOP candidate Rick Saccone elected into Congress.
Pennsylvania GOP candidate bets on Trump: ‘I’m ready to be his wingman’
Amid a contentious, neck-to-neck race for Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District, Republican candidate Rick Saccone hopes that throwing his support behind President Trump -- and, more importantly, Trump’s manufacturing-friendly policies -- could win him the first special election of 2018.
Facebook plans to use U.S. mail to verify IDs of election ad buyers
Facebook Inc will start using postcards sent by U.S. mail later this year to verify the identities and location of people who want to purchase U.S. election-related advertising on its site, a senior company executive said on Saturday.
Obama Russia failure related to data overload: Judge Napolitano
“Spy on everybody, you get too much information to sift through,” he says. .
Romney's Utah Senate bid team includes hedge fund allies
The former Massachusetts governor is turning to external advisers to help him navigate Utah's complex political landscape.
Fox News Poll: Democrats more politically active than Republicans
A year into the Trump administration, the latest Fox News Poll finds an uptick in political activity among registered voters, with Democrats leading the charge.
Fox News Poll: More Republicans feeling the jitters
Anxiety is on the rise for the GOP.
GOP super PAC sets its sights on Andrew Cuomo's potential 2020 presidential bid
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is getting a taste of what’s to come from a Republican super PAC that’s determined to derail his future political ambitions including a potential run for president in 2020.
Democrats are moving heaven and earth to keep FISA memo quiet: Varney
FBN’s Stuart Varney on the debate over releasing the FISA memo.
Romney mulls strategy with eye on Senate bid
Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Tuesday held a meeting of the minds with one of his most trusted advisers and a Utah political operative as he prepares to announce a run for a U.S. Senate seat, FOX Business has learned.
GOP super PAC readied attack ads against Democrats amid shutdown
One of the most powerful Republican-backed super PACs was preparing to unleash a horde of attack ads against incumbent Democrats voting not to reopen the government – a move that may be revisited if Democrats threaten a shutdown later in the year, the FOX Business Network has learned.
FBI’s Strzok’s texts ‘most damaging’ ever seen; fire him and criminally investigate, fmr. Clinton strategist says
Marc Lotter, former special assistant to President Trump, and Mark Penn, former Hillary Clinton chief strategist on Trump labeling FBI agent Peter Strzok as treasonous over his comments in a text message.