Anyone who ironically purchased a "Make America Great Again" hat may have boosted Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump's campaign.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage's (R) threats to withhold state funding did force a charter school operator to remove the Democratic speaker of the state House as its president, a top administrator for the operator testified Thursday.

RedState.com editor Erick Erickson saw Sen. Rand Paul's (R-KY) self-described "dumb ass" livestream of a day in the life of a presidential candidate this week as his campaign's death knell.

Self-described white supremacist Craig Cobb has repeatedly claimed that he doesn't intend to bother anyone in his attempts to establish all-white enclaves in various remote Midwestern towns.

That's hard to believe now that a black producer for ABC's "Nightline" has opened up about the way Cobb treated her and another correspondent, who is also black, while they worked on a recent segment about him.

Most people who find themselves in front of an out-of-control blaze call their local fire department for help.

But a man who couldn't contain a garbage fire he started Tuesday in a field outside of Liberty, Missouri, thought he'd MacGyver the situation by running the fire over with a van full of live ammunition in order to put it out.

A former chairman of the Arizona Republican Party tweeted Tuesday night during the first Democratic presidential debate that guns should be taken away from "blacks" because "they are the main killers."

The former GOP investigator who went public this weekend with accusations that the House Select Committee on Benghazi conducted a "partisan investigation" focused on Hillary Clinton paints himself as a conservative who was wrongfully terminated for going against the committee's "partisan" grain.

Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank believes Hillary Clinton won the first Democratic presidential primary debate because she proved herself to be a "man among boys."

An enemy soldier once threw a grenade that wounded Democratic presidential candidate Jim Webb. The former senator from Virginia wanted presidential debate viewers on Tuesday night to know that enemy is no longer alive.

Republican presidential candidate and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee on Tuesday invoked a racial stereotype to take a shot at Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) during the first Democratic presidential primary debate.