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Donald Trump surrogate Steve Cortes predicted that the reality TV businessman would win the election in November because he is "a combination of a Weeble and LeBron James."

A Virginia man was taken into custody Sunday after he pointed a shotgun at a black woman before waving a Confederate flag at her because she parked her car in front of his house, reports WTVR.

A man in The Villages, Florida was arrested this week after he allegedly shot up the home of a woman who refused to have sex with him.

A mountain biker accidentally slammed into a bear while biking down a wooded trail and caught the incident on video.

Republican National Committee Chief Strategist Sean Spicer asserted on Monday that "everything is fine" with Donald Trump's presidential campaign was even though it reportedly has only $1.3 million in the bank.

While many in the Republican Party are panicking over Donald Trump's campaign finance woes, Trump senior adviser Tana Goertz told CNN on Tuesday that "money is not a problem."

CNN contributor Van Jones responded to Donald Trump's call to racially profile Muslims on Monday by pointing out that Americans were "seven times more likely to be killed by a right-wing extremist."

A high speed chase that began over reports of sidewalk urination ended with the death of a police officer and an 11-year-old boy on Father's Day.

A Georgia church came under fire following the mass shooting of LGBT people at an Orlando night club after the pastor refused to take down a sign claiming that "Satan made gays and transgender."

People close to Donald Trump are reportedly scrambling to come up with a political strategy to save his campaign after last week's mass shooting in Orlando failed to give the candidate a "bump in the polls" as his aides had hoped.

Former Navy SEAL and Trump super PAC spokesperson Carl Higbie suggested on Monday that people on the terrorist watch list should be in jail instead of being stripped of gun rights.

Appearing on CNN's Reliable Sources, legendary journalist Carl Bernstein ripped into presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, calling him America's first major party "neofascist."

Fox News media critic Howard Kurtz suggested on Sunday that CNN's Anderson Cooper had provided biased coverage of the recent Orlando nightclub massacre because he is a gay man like many of the victims.