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Opinion: When public spaces glorify the ruler, dissent is silenced, and history is rewritten, it's the end of America as we knew it, writes John Casey.
The United States shouldn't try to kill Saddam Hussein in Iraq, Mike Huckabee declared when he first ran for office. Also, he said, there should be no gays in the military and no women in combat anywhere.
The chaos of Trump has left the comedian missing the seemingly-tamer scandals of past adminstrations.
The leader of France's far-right Front National Party blames the unflattering photo taken by professional dancer Brahim Zaibat for a big loss at the polls.
The 41st president isn't thought of as a gay ally, but he was light years ahead of Ronald Reagan or even Donald Trump.
Republicans and Democrats pushed their get-out-the-vote efforts to full throttle on Monday as political luminaries hopscotched across the nation on behalf of candidates
President Bush drew sporadic, startling criticism Tuesday night in Manchester, N.H., from Republican White House hopefuls unhappy with his handling of the Iraq war, his diplomatic style, and his approach to immigration.
The Bush administration sidelined Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on Friday, announcing plans to replace him as the nation's top military officer rather than reappoint him and risk a Senate confirmation struggle focusing on the Iraq war.
State Sen. Mark Green is a sponsor of legislation that would sanction discrimination.
Rory O'Malley balances his role as a closeted missionary in The Book of Mormon with his work as cofounder of gay rights organization Broadway Impact.
Rory O'Malley balances his role as a closeted missionary in The Book of Mormon with his work as cofounder of gay rights organization Broadway Impact.
COMMENTARY: It's not surprising that Sean Penn, thanks to his star turn as Harvey Milk, is becoming a hero of the gay community -- likely to be showered with acting prizes, and deservedly so. But his outspoken admiration for the Castro and Chavez regimes should make everyone think twice.
The New York Times estimates he "stretched" the truth once every 5.29 minutes.
