The New Mexico Environment Department announced Tuesday that blood tests will be made available to residents and personnel at Cannon Air Force Base amid PFAS contamination concerns.

Five Democrats and five Republicans have qualified for the Feb. 13 special elections to replace outgoing Georgia lawmakers Mike Dugan and Barry Fleming.

Republican Kentucky state Sen. Chris McDaniel is once again pushing a bill that would amend the state's constitution to allow gubernatorial elections to coincide with presidential ones.

The Seahawks made the surprising decision to relieve Pete Carroll of his head coaching duties, which drew a reaction from the team's former star quarterback, Russell Wilson.

Republican Gov. Bill Lee, who governs a state that plays a critical role in the music industry, hopes that new legislation to protect songwriters from AI will serve as a national blueprint.

ESPN NFL reporter Dan Graziano unloaded on New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers during a recent podcast appearance, calling him a "narcissistic con artist."

Jemele Hill, a former host at ESPN, seemed to echo Pat McAfee's criticism of ESPN leadership on Tuesday during an appearance on a podcast this week.

The state of Georgia has agreed to pay Todd and Julie Chrisley a $1 million settlement following a 2019 lawsuit they filed alleging misconduct in an investigation against them.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders weighed in on social media after news broke that Alabama head coach Nick Saban is retiring.

High-profile promoter Roy Englebrecht is making a push for a new bowl game tradition. The proposed "Irrelevant Bowl" could essentially reward teams for losing regular-season games.

Republican North Dakota state Rep. Jason Dockter was charged last month with speculating or wagering on official action, a misdemeanor.

An Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals panel allowed a lawsuit by the state of Missouri, accusing China of hoarding protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic, to proceed.

Al-Shabab militants killed one person and abducted five others after attacking a United Nations helicopter that made an emergency landing in central Somalia.

Laotian diplomat Alounkeo Kittikhoun arrived in Burma on Wednesday, marking his first trip to the conflict-ravaged military dictatorship as ASEAN's special envoy.

Tacoma, Washington Howdy Bagel owner Jacob Carter was shot and killed while vacationing in New Orleans with his husband. Police said the shooter fled the scene.

The 2024 presidential election presents a major opportunity for a third-party spoiler candidate, according to a professor who studies third party groups in the U.S.

Rep. Chris Deluzio, D-Pa., was the first Democrat to call for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's resignation following his delayed communication of his cancer diagnosis with the Biden administration.

Pete Carroll announced he will no longer coach the Seattle Seahawks, ending a 14-year reign out west. He became emotional when he thanked his wife, Glena.

Denver's mayor is preparing his city for cuts of up to 15% due to the ongoing migrant crisis the that has drained the city's budget by tens of millions of dollars.

A sports betting company, BetUS, is offering Travis Kelce lookalikes for hire to attend Super Bowl watch parties this year. Here's what to know about the new service.

The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, based in Yemen, have engaged in dozens of attacks on international shipping passing through the key corridor of the Red Sea, prompting international outrage.

Can Congressional leaders avert a government shutdown? 'Fat chance' says FOX News' senior congressional correspondent, Chad Pergram.

Norwich University's board of trustees has accused the school's recently departed president, Mark Anarumo, of unspecified "core values" standard violations.

A Fort Worth, Texas hotel was the scene of a "major incident." Photos showed major damage to the bottom floors of the hotel. Police told people to stay away from the area.

The Environmental Protection Agency is doubling down on its clean school bus program with a $1 billion investment despite an inspector general report casting doubt on its viability.

Saquon Barkley knows that he heads into an offseason that could be just like it was a year ago, as the New York Giants can hand him another franchise tag.

Berkey Hall, the Michigan State University building where two of the three victims of last year's mass shooting were killed, reopened Monday.

Two convicted murderers are once again suspected in a homicide investigation following their alleged assault of a 29-year-old inmate at Centinela State Prison in Southern California.

The U.S. Virgin Islands reported an island-wide power outage Monday on St. Croix, the most populous in the territory, following a power plant failure.

The legal team of former President Trump is instructing former DOJ official Jeffery Clark to maintain executive privilege amid the fight to strip is bar license.

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas admitted on Monday to Border Patrol agents that the vast majority of illegal immigrants are being released into the United States.

Snowstorm derails the campaign trail, forcing Haley and Trump campaigns to cancel events in Iowa ahead of next week's caucuses. But GOP rival Ramaswamy keeps to his schedule.

Republican Indiana Rep. Larry Bucshon announced Monday his intent to forego reelection to an eighth term in Congress, where he's represented the Evansville area since 2011.

Washington, D.C. Councilman Charles Allen is facing a recall effort as some residents criticize the progressive leader's policies amid an ongoing crime surge.

The release of a legislative text for a possible border security package is not expected this week, though momentum on such talks continue in the Senate.

The New York Giants will be searching for a special teams coordinator, offensive line coach and defensive coordinator after Wink Martindale reportedly resigned from his position.

GOP senators and House Republicans express outrage at the $1.59 trillion spending cap, claiming it overlooks GOP budget cut proposals.

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and his family became victims of swatting after police responded to his home for reports of a shooting which turned out to be fake.