Georgia state Rep. Betty Price (R) — wife of ousted Health and Human Services Sec. Tom Price — spoke out this weekend in defense of her controversial remarks about quarantining people with HIV and surveilling their sexual and romantic partners.

He prowled the streets of Manhattan looking for attractive young women, usually in their early 20s, sometimes college students, on occasion a high schooler. He approached them in Central Park, standing in line at a bank or drug store or at a copy center while they worked on their resumes.

Billionaire Robert Mercer and his daughter Rebekah are known as deep-pocketed patrons of the far-right, but some allies say their support of "alt-right" avatars Steve Bannon and Milo Yiannopoulos is wasted money.

A note that Albert Einstein gave to a courier in Tokyo, briefly describing his theory on happy living, has surfaced after 95 years and is up for auction in Jerusalem.

A widely-shared Facebook post purporting to be from Myeshia Johnson — widow of fallen Green Beret Sgt. La David Johnson — is a fake, according to Snopes.com. The post has been widely shared by conservatives and Trump supporters.

A Montana Republican official boasted this week that she “would have shot” Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs, who was attacked and injured by then-congressional candidate Greg Gianforte.

Texas inmate Larry Swearingen has been sitting on death row for 17 years.

Trump race-baits not just for cynical political reasons—though that's part of it—but because he, too, is deeply racist, so much that his presidency is basically a live-action revenge fantasy against the country’s first black president.

If O’Keefe had any intellectual dignity, he would be honest about his work. Spoiler alert: He won't because he has none.

“I bought a ticket in the upper-tier,” Zurawik recalled. “They came up before the show and said, ‘Would you please sit down on the floor so that essentially it looks like we have some people here.’"

"What he was trying to do was divert the attention away from the president and onto me -- and he basically just lied on me.”

The city council of Echo, Oregon offered a formal apology for the actions of one member who told a gay man he would “spit on his grave” after he died of AIDS.