Minneapolis Cafe Owner Hires Homeless Man Who Was Begging for Money
Cesia Abigail, a Minneapolis cafe owner, responded to a homeless man’s attempt to beg her patrons for money by offering him a temporary job.

Cesia Abigail, a Minneapolis cafe owner, responded to a homeless man’s attempt to beg her patrons for money by offering him a temporary job.

Mississippi’s new policy requiring food stamps (SNAP) recipients to work or volunteer at least 20 hours a week has resulted in an increase in the number of people volunteering.

The video for an anti-Donald Trump laced with violent threats song performed by Baltimore rappers Tlow, Lor Roger, and Dooley, has garnered tens of thousands of views on Youtube, Soundcloud, and WorldStarHipHop.com. As the video begins, you can hear a voice

A women’s underwear line is selling Bloody Marys Period Panties. They include a “Blood Dumpster,” which places a picture of the face of a U.S. politician “in the crotch of a pair of Bloody Mary undies, for YOU to bleed all over!”

A group named Indecline, founded by Bum Fights (2002) creators Ryan MacPherson and Daniel Tanner, tagged empty stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with names of people killed by police officers. Names like Freddie Gray, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Oscar Grant, and Eric Garner were placed on

After six years of planning, entertainment mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs announced Monday that he is starting a charter school in his native neighborhood in Harlem, New York. “Capital Prep Harlem is a free, public charter school located in the Harlem neighborhood in

Despite facing a near-nonstop barrage of criticism, director Zack Snyder’s hero epic Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is on pace to clear over $172 million in North America in its opening weekend.

While admitting that it’s not an “overtly political” movie, Ben Affleck, who plays billionaire Bruce Wayne/Batman in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, says the new superhero movie “does raise a question of, ‘What happens to us when we become afraid of one another?'”

Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan is speaking out about the $145 million he recently won as a result of a lawsuit against Gawker, defending himself from Gawker CEO Nick Denton’s threats to appeal, and his desire to return to World Wrestling Entertainment.

Artwork showing a white police officer clad in a Ku Klux Klan hood and pointing a gun at a small black child in a hoodie with his hands raised has outraged community members and prompted a meeting between city officials and the artists’s mother.

Just one day after three Virginia officers were shot, the Prince William County Public Safety Communications 911 center received a 911 call that is going viral online.

Google’s homepage doodle featured artwork celebrating black history, and included a sign that said “Black Lives Matter,” long after the Islamic State inflicted deadly attacks across Brussels, Belgium.

Jersey City police say the father of a one-year-old posing for a picture with the Easter bunny became physically and verbally violent after the toddler slipped off the Easter bunny’s knee.

PETA has responded to an incident involving Donald Trump protester April Foster, who was arrested Friday in Kansas City after she was seen beating a police horse.

President Obama’s legacy will be one known for normalizing relations with Communist Cuba. That effort expanded Friday when Obama filmed a comedy skit with famous Cuban comic Pánfilo.

In a Friday interview on C-SPAN, former U.S. Attorney for the District of Colombia Joseph diGenova held up a copy of Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich and said,

Former Democratic political consultant turned satirist and documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz hit the street of New York City “to get insight on how cops treat black people in America.”

During a panel discussion hosted by Judicial Watch, former U.S. Attorney for the District of Colombia Joseph diGenova said reading Clinton Cash is the first thing FBI agents investigating Hillary Clinton’s private email server are told to do.

The man who rushed at Donald Trump, Tommy DiMassimo, was a promising child actor who has transformed into a full-time leftist blowhard.

The Simpsons writer Dan Greaney says he saw an eventual Donald Trump U.S. presidency as “the logical last stop before hitting bottom.”

Late Night host Seth Meyers used Monday night’s monologue to hurl epithets at Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, calling the real estate magnate a “f–king clown.”

The hip-hopification of Obama’s presidency reached new heights Monday when Broadway’s Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda joined the president in the Rose Garden and performed a rap song about random civic terminology.

Obama-supporting, Atlanta-based rapper T.I. posted a brief video to Instagram Sunday with a profanity-laced message for Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.

Bruce “Caitlyn” Jenner unloads on Hillary Clinton on this Sunday’s episode of “I Am Cait,” calling the Democratic presidential frontrunner a “f**king liar” and added the “country is over” if she’s elected.

Television producer and writer Shonda Rhimes joined forces with the leading actresses from her various ABC shows to cut a new campaign ad for Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton.

Black Lives Matter activist and Baltimore mayoral candidate DeRay Mckesson is a statical no-show, accumulating less than one percent in a poll for the Baltimore Democratic mayoral race.

A meme meant to demonstrate socialism’s flawed philosophy is going mega viral online. The pictured posted on Robert Mcclary’s Facebook page shows a Bernie Sanders for president yard sign that has been cut in half with a message attached.

After Black Lives Matter activist MarShawn McCarrel committed suicide on the steps of the Ohio Statehouse, Fairborn, Ohio, police officer Lee Cyr was placed on paid leave while his department investigated comments he made about McCarrel’s death.

A picture of a boy praying over a sleeping homeless man in Baltimore, Maryland, has gone viral on Facebook.

Rap phenom Lil Wayne was waiting to take off from Indianapolis International Airport Saturday when he saw about 30 uniformed military members getting out of their C130. The Grammy-winning rapper ordered his pilots to let him off his plane so he could meet the military men, shake their hands, and thank them for their service.

Civil rights leader Charles Evers, the brother of slain civil rights martyr Medgar Evers, has announced his support for Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.

Louis C.K. became the latest celebrity to rib the Republican presidential frontrunner when he wrote a lengthy email to his fans, in which the Horace and Pete star urged conservative voters to not be like “Germany in the ’30s” and vote for the “insane bigot” Donald Trump.

Italian mega-brand Dolce & Gabbana is being condemned for selling a new line of “Slave Sandal in Napa Leather with Pompoms” for $2,395.

Susan Sarandon sounded off on the 2016 presidential race and excoriated the media for failing to do “in-depth, responsible, grown-up kind of journalism.”

Seattle-based rap duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis revealed in a Billboard interview that they received a “college seminar on race” before producing their latest album, This Unruly Mess I’ve Made, which features songs about racism and the perils of white privilege.

President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama will become the first sitting U.S. president and first lady to attend and deliver speeches at the South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival.

Actress Tina Fey, who was once thought to have “swung” the 2008 election toward Obama with her Sarah Palin impersonation, is sounding off about how much she loathes the “ugly” nature of presidential politics in 2016.

Grant Gray, who enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps in 2011 and spent most of 2015 serving in Afghanistan, tells Columbus police he was the target of a hate crime.

On a day that marked the first time in 10 years that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas uttered a single word from the bench, the British-based tabloid Daily Mail mocked Thomas’s rare inquest in a vile headline: “IT SPEAKS! Justice Clarence Thomas asks a question in court for the first time in 10 YEARS in gun case .”

Despite months of relentless promotion and mushrooming buzz around boycotts and protests, the 88th Academy Awards Oscars ratings plummeted to an 8-year low.
