Politics

Country music singer Larry Gatlin on Wednesday told the hosts of Fox & Friends that he was prepared to physically assault a Democratic lawmaker who had insulted the state of Texas.

Daily Show host Jon Stewart mocked both sides of the unexpectedly bipartisan opposition to measles vaccines on Tuesday.

Police in Florida were investigating this week after members of a church found a dead cat "crucified" on their campus.

Erstwhile Fox News commentator and "chiropractic neurology" devotée Glenn Beck on Tuesday saluted parents who refuse to vaccinate their children and compared them to the Renaissance astronomer Galileo, who was tried as a heretic by the Catholic church for suggesting that the world is round and orbits around the sun.

A Kentucky police officer is facing multiple charges for assaulting his wife and a man who was trying to defend her on Sunday.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) argued this week that restaurants should be able to "opt out" of health department regulations that require employees to wash their hands after using the bathroom.

Megachurch Pastor Matt Chandler told his congregation recently that some of them were murderers, and that the United States had made Adolf Hitler "look angelic" due to legalized abortion.

When he was in need of a story to cover on Monday night, Daily Show host Jon Stewart said, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) and his remarks to CNN on Sunday against marriage equality provided the perfect "meatball."

The majority of the hosts of the Fox News television show Outnumbered on Monday responded to the growing measles outbreak by agreeing that parents should have the right to refuse to vaccinate their children.

A group of LGBT activists have filed a discrimination complaint against a New Mexico Denny's claiming that the restaurant's staff used homophobic slurs and refused to serve them.

A New York pastor warned recently that President Barack Obama and other leaders were convincing young girls -- like pop singer Justin Bieber -- to become transgender.

A Fox News interview that was presumably intended to bash President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law took a left turn on Sunday when the guest admitted that he could only afford insurance for the first time thanks to Obamacare.

Conservative radio host Bill Bennett on Sunday explained to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) that he he was only hurting his state by rejecting education standards in Common Core.