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An Arkansas school district came under fire on Wednesday after it announced plans to bus students to a nearby church to participate in a National Day of Prayer event.

Police in Spokane, Washington this week said that they were unable to fully deal with more than one crisis at a time after nine officers had recently been put on leave because they were involved in shootings.

After the Republican National Committee recognized Donald Trump as its presumptive nominee, CNN's Alisyn Camerota asked Chairman Reince Priebus if he felt the need to start drinking first thing the next morning.

A cartoon created by the Jehovah’s Witnesses Watch Tower Society suggests that children should try to convince same-sex parents to change sexual orientation in order to gain entry into paradise.

Republican presidential frontrunner snubbed NBC News correspondent Hallie Jackson on Tuesday after she tried to get a straight answer about whether or not he could support Donald Trump if he's the eventual GOP nominee.

After reading from a Bible at a Ted Cruz rally on Monday, conservative radio host Glenn Beck told the crowd that they should have the freedom to call transgender women "dudes."

A lesbian couple in California are accusing their high school of "blatant discrimination" after their nomination to the prom competition was rejected because it would have left the school without a prom king.

A West Virginia man turned himself in over the weekend after a gun he was carrying in his back pocket discharged at a children's swimming lesson.

KABC radio host John Phillips, a surrogate for GOP front-runner Donald Trump, admitted to CNN on Monday that the billionaire would have to "prove that he's not Adolf Hitler" if he had any chance of winning a general election.

Fox News Senior Correspondent Geraldo Rivera lamented over the weekend that Republican voters would only accept a "crazy person" as their nominee for president.

NBC host Chuck Todd grilled Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz on Sunday for repeating talking points instead of providing answers to any of his questions.

Conservative talk show host Jimmy Mathis lashed out at President Barack Obama on Sunday because he didn't not condemn comedian Larry Wilmore for using the N-word in a joke.

A Fox & Friends segment on Friday complained that actor Will Ferrell was trying to "rewrite presidential history" because it portrays former President Ronald Reagan as having Alzheimer's before he left office.