Government And Institutions

A new film by Abigail E. Disney, “The Armor of Light,” explores the close connection between guns and religion through the eyes of an Evangelical minister and mother of an unarmed teen shot and killed. 

As a percentage of the voting population, Asians have risen steadily since 1996 and their voter turnout rates have increased to almost 50%, according to Census Bureau data, making the group a prime target for the GOP.

The U.S. Transportation Department plans to start requiring drone owners to register their devices with the government later this year.

The U.S. budget deficit narrowed to $439 billion in fiscal 2015, the lowest level since 2008, as the economy continued to recover from the financial crisis.

The federal government will hit a legal debt limit and be unable to borrow more money no later than Nov. 3, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said.

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew in an exclusive interview Thursday on FOX Business Network warned Congress against waiting to approve raising the debt limit.

The U.S. Treasury will run out of cash in the first half of November if the federal borrowing limit isn't raised, the Congressional Budget Office said Wednesday in an updated estimate.

A full 32.3 million non-elderly people do not have health insurance despite the costly health reform act and the individual mandate tax penalty, new analysis shows. Of that, nearly half are still not getting health insurance through the Affordable Care Act or Medicaid.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton unveiled a new plan to break up too-big-to-fail banks and more oversight of the shadow-banking system.

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will unveil on Thursday a sweeping plan to curb what she has called the abuses of Wall Street.

In a town hall meeting on Monday morning, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton laid out her vision for gun control before voters in Hollis, New Hampshire.

In America, those who pay more than eight out of every ten dollars collected in federal income taxes are criticized by those who don’t pay their “fair share” at all.

The always outspoken GOP front-runner Donald Trump is now under fire for what he didn’t say. During his town hall in New Hampshire on Thursday night, Trump failed to address an audience member’s anti-Muslim remarks.

U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly fell in August as gasoline prices resumed their decline and a strong dollar curbed the cost of other goods.

Civil forfeiture process can be used to take your property even if you have not been formally charged with a crime. Learn everything you need to know to protect your assets and your rights.

Trump? Hillary? Learn the odds on the current presidential candidates.

The numbers are in for the Republican field as the Hawkeye state has spoken.

On the third anniversary of the Benghazi terrorist attack, emails reviewed by Fox News raise significant questions about US government support for the secret shipment of weapons to the Libyan opposition.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on Thursday maintained his forecast that U.S. borrowing capacity would last at least until late October, and added that the Treasury's cash balance would temporarily rise with Sept. 15 tax payments.

Move over Hillary Clinton,  Iowa has a new favorite Democratic candidate and it’s Bernie Sanders.