Breitbart's Milo Yiannopoulos calls himself a "provocateur," but as these videos show he's a thin-skinned bully

Overall, the president is as popular in Texas as the governor or either of the state's U.S. senators

Between the library and the classroom lives a world of wild characters, and none of them are students.

Banging the drum for CIA-crack conspiracy theories, questioning the sex charges brought against black Army officers by white enlisted women and passionately defending affirmative action, confrontational Rep. Maxine Waters has risen to the top level of black political leadership.

The same Russian online troll farm that meddled in the U.S. presidential election has also taken swipes at Canada.

As the president of Harvard University, Faust broke through one of the highest glass ceilings in academia

Sammy Rhodes is stepping away from "Twitter for a season, for the sake of my family, ministry, & own soul…"

A look into the numbers from the past year's extremist acts

When you're Bieber's unwitting "mystery girl," apparently you're asking to be stalked by rabid fans and the press

People don’t even need professional news articles to comment on at this point. They can spew at will

Many teenagers have stopped using Facebook and have gravitated instead to image-sharing platforms like Instagram

Sheldon Cooper has inherited the earth. Now we all want to be him, work with him -- or sleep with him

"Montage of Heck"? More like "Montage of Bullsh*t," according to Melvins member Buzz Osbourne

Conservatorships have been around for centuries, but #FreeBritney is bringing to light their harsh reality

Can the institutions of higher learning escape the long arms of their corporate sponsors?