Politics

The Washington Senate has passed a bill to try and stop habitual speeders in their tracks.

The White House is freezing billions in federal aid to Harvard University after the school says it will not agree to a list of demands from the Trump administration.

Former President Joe Biden will make his first public speech since leaving office on Tuesday. This address will focus on social security concerns after thousands of federal workers were laid off.

Senate Bill 511 passed on nearly a party-line vote only after an hours-long debate in the Washington State House.

The White House is digging in over the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man that was wrongfully deported to El Salvador.

Markets experienced some relief following news that certain electronics like smart phones will be exempt from the U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, for now.

As trade tensions simmer between the U.S. and key global partners, one Seattle coffee roaster believes a shift in international tariffs could help level the playing field—and potentially pour new opportunities into his cup.

Congress is considering another challenge to daylight saving time. Some people favor adopting standard time year round. Others not so much. Fox's Chad Pergram takes a look at the arguments from both sides.

Judges handed down several rulings on Friday relating to Trump's immigration crackdown, with some in the administration's favor and others not.

A showdown between both chambers of the legislature is set, as the Senate made major changes to legislation passed by the House to put a limit on rent increases.

After Trump put a 145% tariff on China, some American furniture manufacturers say they're already reaping the benefits.