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WATCH: Trump supporter rips up Latino protester's sign at Iowa tailgate event

A woman who reportedly was a supporter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was seen over the weekend tearing up a sign that was being held by a Latino protester.

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Chicago Sun-Times columnist: Prostitutes can't be raped because it's really 'theft of services'

Mary Mitchell, a columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, declared over the weekend that prosecutors had been wrong to allege a prostitute had been raped at gunpoint because the crime was really "theft of services."

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Ben Carson: Taking in Syrian refugees is just ‘trying to be politically correct’

GOP presidential hopeful Ben Carson declared on Sunday that people in the United States wanted to take in Syrian refugees because it was "politically correct," which he warned would put the country "at risk."

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Fox News host: 'Everyone benefited' from putting more blacks in prison for drugs in the 1990s

Fox News host Tucker Carlson argued over the weekend that "everyone benefited" after the incarceration rate for non-violent drug crimes increased in the 1990s.

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CNN host calls out Scott Walker backing Koch 'special interests' while defunding Planned Parenthood

Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker was grilled on Sunday over the hypocrisy of his close ties to the Koch Brothers while fighting "liberal special interests" such as public unions and Planned Parenthood.

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Mike Huckabee: Dred Scott decision 'is still the law of the land' regardless of 14th Amendment

Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee argued on Wednesday that the 1857 Supreme Court ruling which declared that blacks did not have a right to be citizens was "still the law of the land" even though the 14th Amendment overturned it.

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NC county scrambles to provide marriage services after all magistrates refuse to perform same-sex weddings

All four magistrates in North Carolina's McDowell County have been barred from performing any marriages for six months after they used the state's religious exemption law to opt out of performing same-sex weddings.

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Texas cop fires gun into wall in anger after server tells him to stop groping her

A Texas police officer was arrested this week after he allegedly fired his gun into a wall in anger because a server rejected his sexual advances.

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Viewers vow boycott after Rupert Murdoch buys NatGeo: 'Cash triumphs over conservation, conscience'

Angry National Geographic fans vowed to boycott its magazine and cable channels after Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox purchased the non-profit.

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'Go back to your country, Bin Laden': Elderly Sikh severely beaten ahead of 9/11 anniversary

Police in Chicago's Darien suburb said that they were investigating a possible hate crime after an elderly Sikh American was assaulted by a man, who referred to him as a "terrorist" and "Bin Laden."

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Sarah Palin refers to Black Lives Matter protesters as 'dogs' at rally against Iran deal

Former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin suggested on Wednesday that President Barack Obama should call off the "dogs" in the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Texas church hires pastor after he's charged with 29 counts of child sex abuse at another church

Parents in North Texas want to know why a pastor with pending charges of child rape and sodomy in Alabama has been hired by the First Baptist Church of Bedford.

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