Politics

Without mentioning the National Rifle Association (NRA), Counsel of Foreign Relations President Richard Haass on Wednesday blamed "special interests" like the AARP for the death of an Arizona shooting instructor who was accidentally shot to death by a girl with an Uzi.

A Georgia man died after police shocked him with a Taser as many as 13 times because he said he was too tired to walk due to a foot chase, his attorney said this week.

Once again, the spell check at Fox News was having some problems on Wednesday morning.

A Philadelphia police officer has accused fellow officers of brutality after he tried to turn in a friend's guns “in a proactive attempt to stop violence.”

ESPN finds that fact that Michael Sam is the NFL's first openly-gay football player so fascinating -- or terrifying -- that the network investigated to find out which players were and were not showering with him.

An Iowa mayor submitted his resignation this week following his arrest over allegations that he sexually abused two young girls.

Conservative radio host Lars Larson told Fox News on Tuesday that it was "perfectly fair" for Republican candidates to use images from a video of an American journalist being beheaded in campaign ads attacking President Barack Obama.

A Florida man said this week that he is still trying to recover after police beat him during an argument that started when he refused to roll down his car window all the way.

A Utah woman was recovering on Monday after a relative shot her with a gun they planned to sell.

Family members of a teen who was shot at least 16 times by police in Ottawa, Kansas said this week that the 18-year-old was unarmed and suicidal when he was gunned down.

Fox News on Monday reported that it was "confusing" that Beyonce could call herself a feminist while she was wearing revealing clothes on stage.

A pastor who uses his Internet platform to teach political lessons based on conservative Christian ideology has proposed a constitutional amendment to punish LGBT people for "ten years in prison at hard labor."

The deputy police chief in Dallas told Fox News over the weekend that Americans had the misperception that police forces were over-militarized because departments had not painted armored vehicles blue.