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Texas Republican Party Executive Director Beth Cubriel argued on Monday that women should stop using laws like the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act to help them achieve equal pay, and that they should become "better negotiators" like men instead.

Televangelist Pat Robertson told a woman on Tuesday that she had caused her own cancer by harboring ill feelings against her abusive father.

Conservative radio host Mark Levin became enraged on Monday and hung up on an atheist caller who had suggested that presidential candidates should not have to believe in God.

Faith and Freedom Coalition founder Ralph Reed on Tuesday said that it was becoming too easy for women with children to get a divorce from their husbands.

The New York City Council is considering new rules that would give interns the same rights to sue for sexual harassment as other employees.

The leader of a recently-launched politically action committee aimed at female voters in Texas said this week that equal pay lays were not "practical" because women were "extremely busy."

South Dakota state Sen. Phil Jensen (R) believes that a recently-killed bill that would have let companies discriminate against LGBT people should have also let businesses owners in the Ku Klux Klan refuse service to African-Americans.

Wisconsin state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R) -- whose brother works as a lobbyist -- last week blocked a bill that would have required health plans to cover chemotherapy drugs equally.

Patrons at a Florida bar said they were forced to apprehend a man after he attacked them with an assault-style rifle and hunting knives.

Fox News media analyst Lauren Ashburn on Sunday said that the White House public relations team had failed because President Barack Obama was seen buying pink sweaters for one his daughters.

HBO host Bill Maher said in a recent interview that the Republican Party had driven "the short bus to crazy town," and that the party had only truly earned the vote of the richest 1 percent of Americans.