Policy & Law — Archive
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Hollywood's R-rated Comedy Revival Remains Elusive Despite Cultural Shift
Industry observers point to studio caution and creative hesitancy as major barriers, while some say audience appetite for boundary-pushing films persists.
5 Things to Know About the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington
The inaugural event marks IndyCar's first race in the nation's capital, closing streets around the National Mall for two days.
Beau Bayh Seeks Indiana Secretary of State Seat, Testing Whether Family Name Can Revive Democrats
The grandson of constitutional architect Birch Bayh and son of former Governor Evan Bayh faces a three-way race against a Republican with limited funds and an independent former mayor.
Klobuchar's Fraud Fight Claim Takes Hit After GOP Opponent Combs Through Receipts: 'Where Were You?'
A review of 1,000 press releases from Klobuchar's Senate office found no mention of Minnesota's $250 million Feeding Our Future scandal despite it breaking in January 2022.
ICE Arrests Mexican National Who Illegally Entered U.S. Five Times in Redondo Beach, California
Ernesto Alejandro Perez-Garcia, who has a criminal record dating to 2003 and was released multiple times by local police despite detainer requests, told Fox News his drinking led to his capture.
Vance Unloads on El-Sayed Over Sharia Remarks: 'That's Not My Grandpa's Democratic Party'
Vice president targets Michigan Senate nominee at Ohio steel plant, citing remarks linking criticism of Islamic law to White supremacy as evidence of party shift from working-class roots.
Mother's Defense Team Argues Command Hallucination Affected Her Actions When She Killed Children, Court Hears
Psychiatric experts testified about the mother's mental state during the incident as her trial continues in a case drawing attention to severe mental illness and criminal responsibility.
What to Know About This Weekend's IndyCar Race on the National Mall
The event, set to take place on federal parkland near the Capitol, has drawn scrutiny over permitting and use of public land for commercial racing.
Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch Chief Ruled Fit to Stand Trial in Sex Trafficking Case
A federal judge rejected defense arguments that former CEO Mike Jeffries' health prevents him from facing charges tied to alleged exploitation of young men.
Army Secretary Driscoll Reportedly Considering Exit Around Year-End Amid Hegseth Tensions
The reported departure would mark the latest leadership shuffle at the Pentagon under Defense Secretary Hegseth, according to sources familiar with the discussions.