Politics

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade suggested on Thursday that if reports were true that former Olympian Bruce Jenner was transitioning into a woman then it meant that she no longer was suitable to be on a Wheaties box.

A physics professor and author told MSNBC host Ed Schultz on Wednesday that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has the potential to do serious damage to NASA now that he's in charge of the Senate subcommittee overseeing its budget.

A Baptist pastor who was invited to give a devotional at the Georgia state House on Wednesday urged lawmakers to fight against the rights of LGBT people, which he called "erotic liberty."

An Oregon pastor is set to stand trial 18 years after women first brought allegations of rape and sexual abuse to authorities.

On Tuesday, comic and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres devoted a segment of her daily show to responding to a conservative Christian pastor who accused DeGeneres of turning kids gay as part of Hollywood's overarching "gay agenda."

Journalist Nolan Peterson recently suggested in an interview with Fox News that so-called Muslim "no-go zones" made living in Paris like Afghanistan after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and like Iraq during the war.

Journalist and documentarian Jeremy Scahill confronted CNN International host Hala Gorani on Tuesday with his harsh criticism of both some world leaders showing solidarity toward France and her network's handling of the recent terrorist attacks in the country.

A Florida teenager was honored on Tuesday for helping to save the life of a Fort Lauderdale police officer who was processing his arrest for a parole violation.

Officials said on Tuesday that the Grosse Pointe Park Police Department was investigating a video showing officers beating a handcuffed suspect.

New video has emerged that reportedly shows the gunmen who attacked the offices of Charlie Hebdo moments after the attack.

A group of Wisconsin activists delivered urine sample cups to Republican lawmakers on Monday over a plan to drug test welfare recipients.

While giving President Barack Obama flack for not attending this weekend's huge rally in Paris, Daily Show host Jon Stewart noted on Monday that some of the nations who did take part hardly have room to talk in condemning attacks on free speech.

Steve Emerson, who gave misinformation while appearing on Fox News as a terrorism expert on Sunday, apologized to citizens of the United Kingdom, and said that he hoped it would not damage his career.