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Trump campaign spokesperson Katrina Pierson asserted over the weekend that the violence being repeatedly seen at the candidate's rallies was a manifestation of how the American people were "having a head-on collision with the truth."

Pastor Jesse Duplantis of Covenant Church in Destrehan, Louisiana promised during his weekend televangelism broadcast that "even aborted babies" would be resurrected in the rapture so that they could literally "hug" Jesus Christ.

DemocracyNow! host Amy Goodman told CNN's Brian Stelter that his network and most other mainstream media were "manufacturing consent" for Donald Trump by giving him more airtime than other candidates.

Conservative columnist George Will predicted over the weekend that Donald Trump would destroy the Republican Party as it exists today because his campaign strategy was to only attract white voters.

Matt Walsh, a controversial Christian blogger at Glenn Beck's The Blaze, explained this week that pro-choice women "need to be reminded" that men were "supposed" to be the leaders when it comes to abortion.

A Republican state representative in Tennessee is sponsoring a bill that would defund diversity programs at the University of Tennessee and use the money for "In God We Trust" stickers that would be placed on law enforcement vehicles.

A Georgia high school said this week that it will move its April 23 prom from Stone Mountain Park to avoid a "pro-white" rally that was scheduled for the same day.

A waitress in Iowa said that a customer who stiffed her left a note explaining that tips were only for "normal looking people."

Following Donald J. Trump's Tuesday win in five states, a group of British television presenters faced the "absolutely terrifying" reality on Wednesday that he could become the next president of the United States.

Fox News contributor Meghan McCain asserted Wednesday that President Barack Obama had effectively destroyed the career of appeals court judge Merrick Garland by nominating him to the Supreme Court.

A grand jury in Tennessee is considering evidence after a Lenoir City police officer jumped into the back of a fleeing man's pickup truck and shot him to death.

Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump called himself a "unifier" on Wednesday but warned that there would be "riots" if his party did not award him the nomination.

CNN Democratic strategist Van Jones declared that Donald Trump had "completely destroyed" the Republican establishment following his Tuesday night wins in Florida, Illinois and North Carolina.