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Author J.K. Rowling took to Twitter on Monday to lash out at people outraged over the casting of a black actress of South African heritage to play the role of Hermione.

A a black counter-protester was arrested at a secessionist rally over the weekend after the event was recently reinstated by South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R).

Anthony Cumia, founder of the Opie and Anthony radio show, was arrested over the weekend for allegedly assaulting a 26-year-old woman.

Sarah Palin argued over the weekend that the only time an atheist would be acceptable for public office is if the other candidate was a Muslim who "literally wants to kill" Americans.

The host of Fox & Friends argued on Sunday that broadcasts which included Democratic presidential candidate Martin O'Malley should always be accompanied by video of Baltimore "on fire" during the Freddie Gray riots earlier this year, even though he was no longer the governor of Maryland at the time.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump defended Vladimir Putin over the weekend, discounting allegations that the Russian president has been linked to the killing of journalists.

Carly Fiorina declared on Sunday that Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton's strategy was to "lie as long as you get away with it," which is also one of the top complaints about Fiorina's presidential campaign.

A Florida millionaire serving time for molesting two underage girls reportedly tried to hire a hit man to kill the judge in his case as well as the legal team who prosecuted his crimes.

Evangelical faith healer Andrew Wommack warned women this week that they could have a miscarriage if they failed to obey God's rules about being too emotional.

During an interview with C-SPAN's Washington Journal on Thursday, U.S. Rep. David Brat (R-VA) received a vulgar proposition from a caller.

A North Carolina pastor explained this week that she volunteered at a Planned Parenthood because her faith taught her to care for the people in her community. But it's not a message that's being embraced by anti-abortion conservatives.

Civil rights activist Merlin Kennedy has become the first official black Santa Claus in Normal, Illinois nearly 50 years after police detained him for violating the town's "One Santa Rule."

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller may be taking the so-called "war on Christmas" a little too literally.