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"Voters want elected officials and candidates to show how they can improve lives and make our communities and country stronger and safer. Campaigns like this do the exact opposite,” a GLAAD spokesperson said.
Cecile Richards died Monday of an aggressive brain cancer.
The comedian returned to late-night television on Tuesday, but many viewers in markets with Nexstar or Sinclair Broadcasting-owned ABC stations were unable to see the show.
Setting the world on fire is distracting Trump's base from the truth of his collusion and obstruction, writes former FBI agent Susan SurfTone.
The Republican Party is playing with language to appear less extreme than it actually is.
Celebrate Black History Month, cheer on Lady Gaga, and twirl for a good cause.
