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Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said on Thursday that God may not bless America again until the "nightmare" of Planned Parenthood came to an end.

A police officer in Texas said this week that the Black Lives Matter movement had not succeeded because it was "nothing but a hate group," and it was "no different than the KKK."

Investigators revealed this week that a fired Austin police officer was accused of trying to hire someone to murder a pregnant former lover for $5,000 because she wanted him to pay child support.

The Rev. John Richard Bryant, Senior Bishop of the AME Church, on Wednesday praised the "Black Live Matter" movement and called on churches to reject the urge to arm their members.

A Tennessee veteran who has been a victim of 10 years of racial harassment said this week that a judge refused to give her a restraining order because she did not have a lawyer.

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) praised Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump this week for improving the recent debate "immeasurably."

Attorney Lisa Giovinazzo warned Fox News on Wednesday that allowing one medically necessary sex reassignment for an inmate in California was a "slippery slope" and soon the U.S. would have to start building women's prisons to hold all of the transgender inmates who received surgeries.

Kylie Morris of Channel 4 in Britain visited Ferguson on Tuesday and tried to explain to the British people why white "Oath Keepers" were allowed to openly carry firearms on the street while peaceful black protesters were arrested.

Ku Klux Klan recruitment fliers distributed in Louisiana are using anti-gay hate speech in addition to the Klan's other white supremacist talking points on race.

A Georgia police officer lost his job and is facing aggravated assault charges after body camera video showed that he lied about beating an intoxicated teen.

Psychotherapist Tom Kersting of A&E's Surviving Marriage reality television series told Fox News on Tuesday that children would "question what their gender is."

An United Methodist Church pastor in Texas said on Monday that the Waller County sheriff told her to "go back to the church of Satan" while she was keeping vigil outside the jail where Sandra Bland died.