Mediaite.com founder Dan Abrams: NPR's firing of Juan Williams for his comments on Muslims was a "bad strategic move."
It's a cottage industry lately. One week we led with CNN President Jon Klein being relieved of his duties. Another week it was Rick Sanchez getting the boot for his remarks about Jews.
Our political panel discusses NPR's decision to fire Juan Williams over recent comments.
CNN's Rick Sanchez asks who is more responsible if Johnny can't read, teachers or parents?
CNN anchor Rick Sanchez abruptly left the network Friday afternoon, just one day after making controversial comments on a satellite radio program.
Reliable Sources looks at why Rick Sanchez is out at CNN following his comments on Jews and Jon Stewart.
The hard-boozing characters of "Mad Men" and the Muppets of "Sesame Street" were among the big winners of this year's Shorty Awards, which honor the top micro-bloggers of Twitter.
When in Miami -- say, for the Super Bowl this weekend -- do as the celebrities do. You know they know how to have a good time.
Rick Sanchez talks with Oklahoma Republican Sen. Tom Coburn about health care and the "birther" movement.
Tens of thousands of people spent part of April 15 at organized "tea party" demonstrations across the country, protesting what some view as excessive government spending and bailouts.
If a statesman is one who looks to the next generation and a politician one who looks to the next election, a political consultant must be one who looks to the next tracking poll. Well, I'll go one better and just look at today -- April 2, 2009.
CNN's Rick Sanchez discusses the cover of the Mexican version of Playboy and wether it is mocking the Virgin Mary.
Playboy magazine issued an apology Monday for the cover of its Mexican edition, which features an Argentine model in what many observers say is meant to be a depiction of the Virgin Mary.
Following the death of an NFL player, CNN's Rick Sanchez explores the dangers black men face living in America.
Children make up nearly half of about 1 million Lebanese civilians displaced by the fighting in the Middle East, the United Nations says.
North Korea said Thursday through its official news agency that it is dropping out of six-party nuclear talks and will "bolster its nuclear weapons arsenal."
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that federal sentencing guidelines, designed to bring uniformity in U.S. courts, are unconstitutional because judges have had improper discretion to add time to defendants' sentences.
Edgar Ray Killen, an 80-year-old Mississippi man, was arrested Thursday in the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers whose bodies were buried in an earthen dam outside the town of Philadelphia.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on whether a federal ban on marijuana can be enforced in states that have legalized its use as a medical treatment with a doctor's permission.
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