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Fox News host Mike Huckabee on Saturday suggested to a group of conservatives that there was "more freedom in North Korea" than the United States had under President Barack Obama.

A Republican Party U.S. Senate candidate from Mississippi hit a snag on Thursday when remarks emerged of him mocking African-Americans and Latinos.

Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) on Thursday defended the assertion that race played a role in the treatment of President Barack Obama and other minorities in government, saying that the Republican Party had allowed itself to be taken over by "Confederates" in the Tea Party.

Fox News host Gregg Jarrett asserted on Thursday that President Barack Obama's plan to "give away" the Internet was the first step in a plot to allow taxation of web page clicks.

A Texas school district has suspended a transgender teacher, and is now trying to decide if she can be legally fired for creating a "distraction" in the classroom with her gender.

An adviser to Greg Abbott, the Republican candidate for Texas governor, said this week that he had found no "evidence" to prove that any woman had been a "significant original thinker in any of the world's great philosophical traditions."

A fringe independent U.S. candidate from Iowa is encouraging voters to support him by showing off his handgun, and threatening to "blow your balls off."

Former President Jimmy Carter said this week that violence against women was "the worst human rights abuse on Earth" -- and it was happening right here inside the United States.

Pat Robertson on Wednesday blasted "hard-nosed fundamentalists" for being "mean" and telling people they would go to Hell.

A church in Washington state is refusing to back down and fire a gay scout leader after the Boy Scouts of America revoked his membership.

Billboards in one small western North Carolina town have residents asking if Jesus wants a "holy war" against LGBT people because of their "sexual perversion."