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In the wake of James Comey publishing a list of questions he'd ask former Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Sean Hannity offered his own set to the fired former FBI director.

The passage of the First Step Act -- lauded by Kim Kardashian West and signed into law by President Trump -- was shortsighted, according to Sen. John Kennedy, R-La.

Members of 'the Squad' grill acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan; reaction and analysis from Fox News contributor Tom Homan, former acting ICE director, and Dave Brown, former senior adviser to Sen. Patty Murray.

President Trump's executive order asking federal agencies to aid in the accounting of the citizen and non-citizen population is a scare tactic, according to Juan Williams.

FedEx's lawsuit against the Trump administration stems from its inability to police hundreds of thousands of shipments for regulatory violations, according to its CEO.

The phrase, "separation of church and state," appears nowhere in the Constitution and the Founding Fathers saw nothing wrong with having religion in American culture, according to an expert.

The Constitution does not provide authority to the "administrative realm" in Washington, according to Professor John Marini.

Enacted in 1939, the Hatch Act bars federal employees from participating in political activity while on duty, in the workplace or in an official capacity.

A gay vice president at financial giant Goldman Sachs, who is suing his former employment because of discrimination, is claiming he was excluded from a conference call because he “sounds too gay,” according to reports.