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Fox News contributor Stacey Dash asserted on Wednesday that Jada Pinkett Smith was a "hypocrite" for expecting some black actors to be nominated for an Oscar while the black community was enjoying special privileges like Black History Month and the BET channel.

Fox News host Meghan McCain argued on Tuesday that Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz was gaining supporters because he was the "thinking man's Donald Trump."

A Massachusetts man was arrested this week by a team of Groveland police officers and state troopers after he allegedly plotted to have a woman sexually assaulted by posing as her online.

Rick Tyler, the spokesperson for Ted Cruz's presidential campaign, warned Sarah Palin on Tuesday that she would be tarnishing her own reputation by endorsing Donald Trump.

Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain this week pushed back against the idea that Donald Trump was driving away minority voters by insisting that there was a "phenomenon" where black women across the country were pledging their support to the billionaire.

Actress and comedienne Amy Schumer scolded a young film critic on Monday for suggesting on Twitter that she was sexually promiscuous.

British Member of Parliament Tulip Siddiq urged her colleagues on Monday to support a ban on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, arguing that he would put Britons at risk by importing "violent ideology."

A former Ohio police officer has been charged with raping a woman in 2014 and then using the police database to stalk her after she reported the crime.

The hosts of Fox & Friends marked the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday on Monday by focusing on how the civil rights icon would feel about a so-called "war on police."

Many Americans were wishing for "Peace on the earth, good will to men" while celebrating Christ's birth, but Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio recently explained that Christmas had been the perfect time for him to purchase a firearm as the "last line of defense" against ISIS.

Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz has defended his plan to "carpet bomb" civilian areas occupied by ISIS in the face of critics who have said the idea was unworkable and illegal.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Sunday lashed out at Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) for continuing to attack so-called "New York values."

Conservative actor Kevin Sorbo argued that New Yorkers were "looking to be offended" by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), and that "anybody" would have responded the same way to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.