Evie Fordham

White House July 1, 2021

White House salary report reveals Psaki, Tanden, Klain and others earn top dollar

Twenty-two White House employees make the maximum yearly salary of $180,000. That list includes White House press secretary Jen Psaki, chief of staff Ron Klain and Neera Tanden.

Republicans July 1, 2021

Kinzinger bucks McCarthy over Jan. 6 commission warning: 'Who gives a s---?'

Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., brushed off the possibility that he could lose his committee assignments if he joins Democrats' Jan. 6 investigation.

School Reopening Plans July 1, 2021

Randi Weingarten faces backlash for claiming AFT tried to reopen schools starting April 2020

Randi Weingarten is facing backlash after claiming her union has been trying to reopen schools for in-person learning since April 2020.

Democrats July 1, 2021

Harris chief of staff Tina Flournoy fought to shield Big Tobacco from liability as Philip Morris exec: memos

Vice President Kamala Harris' chief of staff, Tina Flournoy, worked to shield Big Tobacco companies from liability for the public health costs resulting from their products, documents reviewed by Fox News show.

Ted Cruz June 30, 2021

Ted Cruz endorses Matt Salmon for Arizona governor

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, endorsed Arizona governor candidate Matt Salmon for being a "proven conservative" on Wednesday.

Bill de Blasio June 29, 2021

De Blasio jokes about pursuing comedy as a second act, punchline falls flat

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio quipped at a Tuesday news conference that he may consider a second act in comedy.

Energy June 29, 2021

Energy Sec. Granholm on Miami condo collapse: 'We don't know' if climate change was cause

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm implied that climate change could have been a cause of the tragic residential building collapse in Surfside, Fla.

California June 29, 2021

California gov hopeful Kevin Faulconer unveils proposal to fix state's homelessness crisis

Republican California gubernatorial candidate Kevin Faulconer unveiled his plan to fix the state's homelessness crisis Tuesday.

Ron DeSantis June 29, 2021

'DeSantis Derangement Syndrome' hits media, Dems as 2024 approaches

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has become a lightning rod for frenzied, often factually-challenged attacks from Democrats and liberal journalists as he gears up for his 2022 reelection bid, amid speculation that he'll run for president in 2024.

Police and Law Enforcement June 28, 2021

Psaki casts GOP as party of 'defund the police' after slogan backfires on Democrats

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki accused Republicans of being the party of defunding the police on Monday.

Democrats June 24, 2021

Eric Holder says he supports disclosing donors to political groups, but declines to reveal his donors

Former Attorney General Eric Holder, who is now the chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, advocated for disclosing donors to political organizations.

Maryland June 24, 2021

Dem rep compares tax cut for blue state millionaires to Gandhi's marches against colonialism

Democrats representing high-tax states say removing the cap will act as a tax break to middle-class families in their districts.

Democrats June 24, 2021

Liberal dark money group 1630 Fund's election wishlist boosted by Swiss billionaire

Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss appears to have helped liberal organizations, including dark money group the Sixteen Thirty Fund, check off their election policy wishlist.

New York City June 23, 2021

Early NYC mayoral results deal blow to teachers' union

Eric Adams' early success in the race for the Democratic New York City mayor nomination dealt a heavy blow to the city's teachers union.

Joe Biden June 22, 2021

Biden's approval rating plummets in Iowa: poll

President Biden's approval rating among voters in the state of Iowa has plummeted in recent months.

Democrats June 22, 2021

Georgia congressman calls lawsuit against race-based aid for farmers 'discrimination at its worst'

A Democratic congressman blasted a lawsuit over the Biden administration's $4 billion race-based federal relief program for farmers.

Abortion June 21, 2021

Jen Psaki dodges question on whether Biden thinks 15-week-old unborn baby is a person

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki declined to say if President Biden believes a 15-week-old unborn baby is a human being.

Sports June 21, 2021

US Olympic athlete Chelsea Wolfe threatened to burn flag on podium

BMX Freestyle rider Chelsea Wolfe once said his goal was to win an Olympic medal "so I can burn a US flag on the podium."

Florida June 20, 2021

Fort Lauderdale mayor faces backlash for calling Pride crash a 'terrorist incident' with few facts available

Ft. Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis is facing backlash for calling a deadly crash at a Pride parade in the Florida city a "terrorist attack against the LGBT community" before all the facts emerged.

Kamala Harris June 20, 2021

Nina Simone's granddaughter says Kamala Harris 'bullied' her mother to the point she 'almost killed herself'

Legendary singer Nina Simone’s granddaughter accused Vice President Harris of causing the family to lose control of Simone's estate.

Russia June 20, 2021

High-profile Democrat calls for US to go ‘on the offense’ on foreign cyberattacks

Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., called for the U.S. to play offense, not just defense, amid the rising threat of cyberattacks.

National Security June 20, 2021

China will face international 'isolation' if no cooperation on coronavirus origin probe: Jake Sullivan

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan implied China could face "isolation in the international community" as the pandemic's origins remain murky.

Georgia June 20, 2021

Georgia plans to remove 100,000 'outdated' names from voter rolls

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger intends to remove 101,789 "obsolete and outdated" voter files from the state's voter registration rolls.

Russia June 18, 2021

Biden's 'off-limits' list for Russian cyberattacks criticized as 'green light' to target everything else

President Biden's list of 16 key infrastructure entities that are “off-limits” to Russian cyberattacks has effectively given the Russians a green light to target everything not on that list without facing serious repercussions, national security experts and senior Republicans tell Fox News.

Voting June 17, 2021

Sen. Raphael Warnock falsely claims he never opposed voter ID laws

Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., recently said he has "never been opposed" to voter ID as Senate Democrats push their election bill S.1 — even though many of his past comments are the exact opposite.

Missouri June 17, 2021

Missouri gov, attorney general fire back at Biden DOJ over 'federal overreach' on 2nd Amendment rights

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson and and state Attorney General (AG) Eric Schmitt fired back on Thursday after the Justice Department (DOJ) sent a warning to the state over Parson's recent bill he said protects residents' Second Amendment rights.

New Jersey June 17, 2021

NJ congressman appears to be caught wearing boxer shorts in virtual hearing

Rep. Donald Payne, D-N.J., appeared to be oblivious to the fact that his camera was on during a virtual House of Representatives hearing on Thursday.

Colorado June 16, 2021

Jack Phillips to appeal Colorado judge's decision over gender transition cake

The conservative group representing Colorado baker Jack Phillips vowed to appeal after a judge sided with the plaintiff, a transgender woman.

Border security June 16, 2021

Democratic Rep. Cuellar urges Kamala Harris to visit border amid immigration crisis

Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, invited Vice President Harris to his district to visit the U.S.-Mexico border and warned the "situation on the border will only worsen."

Democrats June 16, 2021

Over 200 rabbis blast Pelosi's failure to strongly reprimand Minnesota Rep. Omar for her anti-Israel comments

The rabbis accused Rep. Omar of anti-Semitism and said they had warned against putting her on the House Foreign Affairs Committee in 2019.