POLITICS

Fox News host Neil Cavuto took his fellow media members to task Friday over their seemingly friendly questioning of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden at an earlier news conference, insisting that both Biden and President Trump receive equal scrutiny.

President Trump strongly denies report in The Atlantic that he called fallen U.S. service members 'losers' and 'suckers.'

Trump said the White House received letters of recommendation from prominent figures in sports and politics

Two former senior U.S. officials who were on the trip to France with President Trump confirmed key parts of The Atlantic article; national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports.

States should consider moving up their deadlines to request mail-in ballots, as the current process could create a messy outcome in November, author and Wall Street Journal assistant editorial page editor James Freeman argued on "Your World" Friday.

Joe Biden blasts President Trump over reported military comments; reaction and analysis on 'The Five.'

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Friday slammed the far-right conspiracy movement QAnon as “dangerous” and suggested that adherents to the movement should consider mental health treatment.

Georgia Republican Marjorie Greene faced backlash from Democrats and Facebook for posting a picture of herself holding a gun alongside images of the three progressive House members, titled the "Squad's worst nightmare." 

The news that 1.4 million jobs were added to the U.S. economy in the month of August is "a good way to go into Labor Day weekend," Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia said on Friday.

Former Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell ripped into journalists on Friday during a briefing on an economic deal between Kosovo and Serbia when reporters asked instead about other topics -- suggesting the topic was “too complicated” for them.