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Noam Chomsky: Today's GOP is 'the most dangerous' threat to the species 'in human history'

Acclaimed political theorist Noam Chomsky warned this week that today's Republican Party could literally be "the most dangerous organization in human history."

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Angela Rye fires back at Trump backer: If Hillary is an 'enabler' what does he call his three wives?

CNN contributor Angela Rye pointed out to Trump supporter Dr. Gina Loudon on Monday that by accusing Hillary Clinton of "enabling" her husband's affairs, Trump was also implicating his multiple wives in his affairs.

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Fox's Meghan McCain: 'Hillary Clinton is truly evil... she's Darth Vader'

Fox News contributor Meghan McCain on Monday called on conservatives to stop trying to defeat Donald Trump for president, arguing that Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton was "truly evil."

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'That's what causes a transgender boy': NC mom of trans teen drops some chromosome science on CNN

Hope Tyler, whose son is a transgender teen in North Carolina, explained to CNN on Monday that science proves that gender is more complicated than conservative lawmakers would have voters believe.

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Trump's ex-girlfriend recants on Fox: New York Times lied -- being a 'Trump girl' was not 'demeaning'

Donald Trump's ex-girlfriend, Rowanne Brewer Lane, told Fox News on Monday that The New York Times had misrepresented her quotes about the candidate.

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Watch former NC House Speaker's bizarre meltdown over 'LGBTTQQIAA' people causing topless beaches

Former North Carolina Speaker of the House Joe Mavretic (D) lashed out at LGBT people on Sunday for transforming the U.S. into what he said was "the most narcissistic-me-individually-oriented culture on the planet."

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Trump: Immigrants will commit new 9/11's using 'cell phones with ISIS flags on them'

Speaking on the National Border Patrol Council’s Green Line radio show, presumptive GOP Presidential candidate Donald Trump warned that the country is in grave danger of another terrorist attack due to recent immigrants who have "cell phones with ISIS flags on them," reports Buzzfeed.

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CBS shoots down Nancy Drew TV series for being 'too female'

CBS television network announced this week that it was cancelling plans for a Nancy Drew television series -- but the reason has left some viewers scratching their heads.

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Male KTLA anchor forces meteorologist to cover her dress: 'We're getting a lot of emails'

KTLA meteorologist Liberté Chan appeared shocked over the weekend when morning news anchor Chris Burrous interrupted her weather report to ask her to cover up her sleeveless dress.

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'He humiliated women': Chris Wallace smacks down Reince Priebus for blowing off Trump's sexism

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus argued over the weekend that people did not care about Donald Trump's history of mistreating women because "nothing applies" to the billionaire.

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Fox News asks Ben Carson: 'As a Christian are you comfortable' with Trump's mistreatment of women?

Dr. Ben Carson argued on Sunday that Christians should not "judge" GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump based on his treatment of women.

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Bill O'Reilly and Lou Dobbs cover for Trump: 'Jesus never put out his tax returns! Ever!'

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly and Fox Business host Lou Dobbs responded to the news that Donald Trump was refusing to release his tax returns by likening the candidate to Jesus Christ.

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Pat McCrory: Congress should 'revisit the 1964 Civil Rights Act' to allow segregated bathrooms

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory (R) asserted on Wednesday that the U.S. Congress should review the entire 1964 Civil Rights Act because he did not like the way the Department of Justice was using it to protect transgender bathroom rights.

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