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Conservative hosts Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity may be looking for a new home for their top-rated radio shows, Politico reported Sunday.

Rush Limbaugh responded in a segment to a statement by the African-American professor Anthea Butler that the "American god" is a "white racist." He argued that because "whites" have done more than others to end slavery they shouldn't feel guilty about it.

While an entire nation rejoices over the miraculous rescue of three captive women in Cleveland, Ohio, Rush Limbaugh has other things on his mind: Amanda Berry's 6-year-old daughter and welfare benefits.

Watch President Barack Obama’s speech at the annual White House Correspondents' Association on Saturday where he mixed serious talk with well-timed jabs at his Republican rivals and himself.

The controversial radio host Rush Limbaugh put forward a provocative theory in which he argues that President Obama does not want to solve America's pressing economic and social problems because his party stands to gain more if the problems persist.

Rush Limbaugh, conservative radio talk show host, said on Thursday that for the first time in his life, he is ashamed of his country. Limbaugh said he was ashamed of his country because of the ongoing issues in Congress over a sequester deal.

Washington - While openly lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Americans (LGBT) may now serve in the US armed forces, according to the news site AmericaBlog, the Defense Department is blocking access to a number of websites that are described as LGBT

As Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke has made the short list for TIME's Person of the Year for 2012, conservatives are quick to attack the nomination.

With the re-election of Democratic incumbent Barack Obama as US President, notable Republicans have weighed in and given their respective two cents.

It’s interesting see an election update, after the decision, where young 20 something gleeks in suits boo CNN and yell, “Turn on Fox!” You have to wonder where reality and the GOP part company, though. How much denial is enough?