Politics

Radio host Glenn Beck on Tuesday lashed out at the Fox cartoon comedy series Family Guy for a recent episode about Jesus Christ trying to lose his virginity.

The Los Angeles Police Department has launched an internal investigation into allegations that an officer swung his baton "like a baseball bat" at protesters.

Daily Show host Jon Stewart laughed off the idea on Tuesday that the U.S. would be ready to face up to the findings of a report detailing the CIA's torture practices following the 9/11 attacks.

President Barack Obama criticized the torture techniques exposed by a Senate report in an interview with Fusion host Jorge Ramos, but stopped short of directly blaming his predecessor, George W. Bush and his administration.

On Tuesday, Tea Party favorite Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) posted video of far-right Christian pastor Robert Jeffress delivering the opening prayer in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Four of five commissioners and the mayor of Lake Worth, Florida walked out of a commission meeting last week because an atheist was allowed to give the invocation.

Fox News analysts, hosts and reporters on Tuesday wasted no time in blasting Democrats after Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) released a report condemning the CIA's use of torture and other enhanced interrogation techniques.

A Texas man is accused of giving a 16-year-old girl drugs until she passed out, and then posting a video on Facebook of him sexually assaulting her.

The hosts of Fox & Friends on Tuesday suggested that the Department of Justice (DOJ) had taken sides by asking about the impact of "white privilege" during a town hall discussion with the resident of Ferguson, Missouri.

Stephen Colbert insisted to President Barack Obama on Monday that his presidential reach had extended too far with his recent executive order concerning immigration reform.

President Barack Obama cracked jokes at the expense of both himself and the Affordable Care Act website on Monday while turning Stephen Colbert's "Word" segment to a more presidential-sounding "Decree."

Radio host and Fox News contributor Tammy Bruce argued on Monday that Rolling Stone magazine had bungled the University of Virginia rape report because liberals were more concerned about trying to "romanticize being a victim."

Talk show host and activist Montel William tried without success on Monday to get a group of Fox News hosts to have an honest discussion about why race was at the heart the protests over the recent killings of black men by police.