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Wednesday afternoon, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders shocked political observers when she announced that the Trump administration was revoking the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.

On Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders roiled the political world by announcing the revocation of former CIA head John Brennan's security clearance.

MSNBC Wednesday continued analyzing the fallout from reality star Omarosa Manigault-Newman's claims that she has tapes to back her most damning accusations about President Donald Trump—including evidence that he's used the N-word.

Wednesday sees closing arguments in Paul Manafort's trial for financial crimes, and Fox News is already prepping for the possibility of a guilty verdict which could send Donald Trump's former campaign manager to jail for the rest of his life.

A punk rock concert went awry for Trump supporter Tim Hildebrand of Galt, California, when his heckling of Mike Ness, the lead singer of Social Distortion, led Ness to jump off-stage and wallop him.

A 6-year-old black boy with dreadlocks was turned away from his Florida elementary school because his hairstyle was banned, reports the Orlando Sentinel.

Sprint accidentally gave a black woman's phone number to a racist harasser who sent her violent threats, reports the Kansas City Star.

An 87-year-old woman was out cutting dandelions with a knife when an employee of a Boys and Girls club called the police, telling them she refused to leave.

A Texas woman quit her "dream job" as a Hooters waitress after racial abuse was written on a receipt by a customer, reports the Times Record News.

On Tuesday, panelists on CNN's the Lead with Jake Tapper tried to make sense of White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee's refusal to guarantee that President Donald Trump has never said the N-word.

A Massachusetts high school teacher and cheerleading coach was busted giving a 'White Power' salute in a Snapchat video, NECN reports.

On Monday, Stephen Miller's uncle published a scathing op-ed in Politico, calling out his own nephew for his hypocritical attacks on immigrants. "I felt it was incumbent upon me to raise my voice," he said.

A South Carolina man will spend 30 months in federal prison for stalking and harassing a former neighbor who he suspected of having a black friend, reports the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.