Politics

Samantha Bee celebrated the country's "Trumpiversary" by ripping both the Republicans and the media outlets who made Donald Trump's ascent to the party's presidential nomination possible, including House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI).

Without mentioning him by name, Megyn Kelly rebuffed her Fox News colleague Bill O'Reilly on Monday while opening her show, Media Matters reported.

CNN host Wolf Blitzer confronted Donald Trump's lead spokesperson on Monday regarding his comments about a federal judge, as well as their effect on his standing among Republicans.

Longtime Obamacare opponent Betsy McCaughey warned Fox Business on Monday that pregnant undocumented immigrants were sneaking into the U.S. to get free lifetime care for babies infected with the Zika virus.

MSNBC political correspondent Kasie Hunt suggested on Monday that people close to Bernie Sanders -- and even the candidate himself -- were bracing for his campaign to be suspended after Tuesday's Democratic primary.

Police in Queens, NY are searching for a trio of people who attacked a 59-year-old man who was riding his bicycle outside a mosque.

Trump campaign honorary co-chair Carl Paladino on Monday suggested that the presumptive GOP nominee was a victim of anti-white racism because the media "always pushes back on the white guy."

A group affiliated with the National Rifle Association is launching a series of ads in California aimed at women and members of the transgender community. The 30-second spots feature lurid footage of a woman and a trans woman being attacked and attempting to defend themselves with guns.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a senior adviser to presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, predicted on Monday that "Latinos will eventually come on board" and vote for the GOP candidate despite his attacks on an Hispanic judge and his promise to build a wall on the U.S. border.

Pastor and self-described "Christian apologist" Phil Vander Ploeg asserted over the weekend that world's "only" existing atheists live in "America and Europe."

The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur lashed out at CNN during an interview on Sunday, saying the network had "tilted the playing field" by reporting the number of Democratic superdelegates that had declared support for Hillary Clinton.

Chuck Woolery, game show host turned podcaster, brandished his conservative bona fides on Sunday by opposing an increase in the minimum wage and reminiscing about the 1950s-era blackballing of actors for political dissent.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) refused three times on Sunday to admit that Donald Trump's attack on U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel's Latino heritage was "racist."