Marcia Stirman is defending a letter to the editor she sent to a local paper in which she writes, among other things, "I believe Muslims are our enemies."

"[We're] going to chase down the data and find whoever was responsible and hold them accountable"

People posts Anna Nicole "wedding" pix. Brad wants more babies. Plus: Vince and Jen in splitsville.

From "Modern Family" to "Ant-Man" to the new Will Ferrell-Mark Wahlberg comedy "Daddy's Home," stepdads abound

Traveling nurses wish more states accepted the multi-state license

Sumner Redstone sticks with Howard, Damien Hirst's neighbors complain about "vile" smell, and Martha Stewart's childhood home's for sale.

A kooky, madcap adventure set in Barcelona devolves into a sort of sub-sub-Almodovar picture. Stay for the opening credits, then leave.

Nancy Grace won't relent. Gibson emerges, lashes out about Iraq. Plus: Bill Clinton explodes.

The complaint, filed under a sex discrimination provision of the Affordable Care Act, may be the first of its kind

One scholar says the administration's diversity "suggests a true changing of the guard"

The Democratic frontrunner will call for nationwide early voting standards today. What's the argument against?

The defense takes over in the trial of Jose Padilla, the U.S. citizen once accused of being a dirty bomber and held as an "enemy combatant."

Mainstream Democrats defeated Turner by defaming her as a Biden-hater. But they haven't turned back the tide

The Mayor of St. Louis has joined their cause

Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2000