A Florida high school teacher was removed from the classroom this week after a photo circulated on social media that showed a rant written on the whiteboard in his class that ripped students who sit during the Pledge of Allegiance. Published August 16, 2019
A Republican congressional candidate in Georgia has dropped out of the race amid backlash for calling himself a "proud white nationalist." Published August 16, 2019
President Trump reached out Friday to the rallygoer he mistook as a protester and mocked as having a "serious weight problem" during Thursday's rally in New Hampshire. Published August 16, 2019
Rep. Ted Lieu has apologized and a deleted a tweet that some interpreted as perpetuating an anti-Semitic trope after he criticized U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman for supporting Israel's travel ban against Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. Published August 16, 2019
Late-night comedian Stephen Colbert revealed in a new interview that he wouldn't be open to having President Trump back on his show because he doesn't feel he would be able to be "respectful" enough. Published August 15, 2019
Luxury gym Equinox is donating $1 million to a handful of charities in response to a liberal boycott over its chairman's support for President Trump. Published August 15, 2019
The parents of the Dayton, Ohio, shooter apologized Wednesday and retracted an obituary published online that described their son as a "funny, articulate, and intelligent man" who "will be missed." Published August 15, 2019
Rep. Steve King raised more than a few eyebrows Wednesday after comments he about rape and incest during an Iowa event went viral. Published August 14, 2019
Frank de Boer, the head coach of Major League Soccer's Atlanta United, said he thinks the equal pay fight for women in sports is "ridiculous" because women don't bring in as much money as men. Published August 14, 2019
Sen. Tim Scott said Monday that President Trump is "not a racist" and that Democrats are "overusing" the racism card against the president and Republicans ahead of the 2020 election because they have nothing else to run on. Published August 14, 2019
Deputy Washington editor Jonathan Weisman of The New York Times was demoted Tuesday following a series of controversial tweets. Published August 14, 2019
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Tuesday blamed the "disturbing public discourse" surrounding the Trump administration's detention policies after shots were fired into an ICE office overnight Tuesday in San Antonio. Published August 14, 2019
The Washington Post's executive editor on Monday slammed a "conspiracy theory" by Sen. Bernie Sanders that the paper is biased against him. Published August 13, 2019
Rep. Ayanna Pressley said during Monday's "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah" that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is the "common enemy" in the gun violence "epidemic" plaguing the country. Published August 13, 2019
Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke penned an op-ed Tuesday accusing conservative media outlets like Fox News and Breitbart of sowing the "seeds of terror" that result in political violence like the El Paso mass shooting. Published August 13, 2019
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris was told to "leave our health care system alone" by a 92-year-old woman during a campaign stop in Iowa on Monday. Published August 13, 2019
President Trump and comedian Bill Maher traded barbs on Twitter over the weekend after the president claimed the late-night television host made multiple false statements on his HBO show Friday. Published August 12, 2019
Several employees at a Burger King in New Mexico are out of a job after a uniformed police officer was served a burger with a pig drawn on the wrapper. Published August 12, 2019
Liberal comedian Sarah Silverman revealed in a new interview that she was recently fired from a movie for a resurfaced picture of her wearing blackface, and that while she "didn't fight" the firing, she can't help but be "terrified" by the left's embrace of cancel culture. Published August 12, 2019
Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke said Sunday said that it's "really hard" not to view people who vote for President Trump's reelection as racist. Published August 12, 2019
