President Obama honored the 1972 Miami Dolphins, the only undefeated team in NFL history, at the White House on Tuesday.

Community newspaper publisher George Capsis slaps New York State Sen. Brad Hoylman at an event Monday. According to the New York Times, he also slapped one of New York City mayoral candidate Christine Quinn's interns.

Jim DeMint, the president of the Heritage Foundation, discusses Obamacare on The Janet Mefferd Show. MEFFERD: Sen. Lee and his colleagues -- I know Sen. Ted Cruz is going to be with you tonight -- they're talking about passing a continuing resolution, as you mentioned, that would fund the government but would not allow funding for Obamacare. Yet

PIERS MORGAN: Lee, do you think that America is a more or less racist country since Barack Obama became president? LEE DANIELS: Wow, that's a powerful question. I think that people are angry that he's president, and I think that they're showing their true colors. And I think that, you know, when Danny Strong wrote those words, "Any black man cou

Bill Kristol discusses the possibility of Sarah Palin running for Senate on "Morning Joe." "You don't think that if she actually ran in the Republican primary in Alaska and beat a couple of actually pretty good candidates and then beat the incumbent Democratic senator, it would be interesting, it would be fun to have her in the Senate in January

This ad from Democrat Terry McAuliffe's campaign hits Ken Cuccinelli for not returning gifts from the donor who also gave gifts to Gov. Bob McDonnell.

SEN. MARY LANDRIEU: If I had to vote for the bill again, I would vote for it tomorrow.

"As governors, as state leaders, we’re more optimistic than our friends in Washington," Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said on "Morning Joe." "We’re not just against something. We're laying out a plan. We're laying out a vision."

Rachel Maddow excoriates U.S. and British authorities for harassing journalists like Laura Poitras and Glenn Greenwald's partner, David Miranda, and squandering U.S. credibility on questions of government overreach.

Regulations on American life and businesses have expanded dramatically under Obama, according to Rep. Tom Price (GA-6).

ALLEN WEST: The president should not be able to delay certain parts of law, he should not be able to push away certain mandates, or this cap on out-of-pocket expenses. Because once a piece of legislation is passed through the House, through the Senate, is signed into law by the president, you don't get to cherry-pick it. That is a threat to us as a

NJ Gov. Chris Christie is signing bills in his state that some say appear to be geared towards a presidential run.

The NAACP's Ben Jealous says the civil rights community would strongly oppose New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly if he is nominated to lead the Department of Homeland Security.

Sen. Mitch McConnell's campaign goes after his GOP primary challenger in this new ad. The ad attempts to dent Matt Bevin's credibility by raising questions about his taxes and his resume.

Chris Hayes examines new, declassified documents revealing the CIA's role in the 1953 Iranian coup. Is this history part of why Middle Easterners can not trust America still today?

Bill O'Reilly decries the shameful intentional beaning of Alex Rodriguez in Sunday nights Red Sox-Yankees game.

President Obama has accused Republicans of wanting to hurt Americans but repealing Obamacare.