Will Ferrell returns as George W. Bush and it is everything you wanted it to be.

Clinton isn't a polarizing figure. She's a mirror to our outrageously partisan electorate

The teacher told white students to play the police officer and black students to play the roles of Brown and Martin

Her smear flew somewhat under the radar, but it is one conspiracy theory that the far-right has peddled for years

Sebastien De La Cruz's rendition before game 3 of the NBA Finals Tuesday night inspired a raft of hateful tweets

A Houston hospital, acting on a law passed by Gov. Bush, is pulling the life support on a sick newborn.

As a child, I desperately needed language, stories and role models to help me to understand and celebrate myself

His staff, meanwhile, comes up with the Top Ten reasons to avoid talking about the debate.

Garrison Keillor talks about his method of writing and the genesis of his tales of Lake Wobegon.

Director Lloyd Kaufman on why his campy 1980s classic "The Toxic Avenger" is a commentary on environmentalism

Trying to counter Bush's attacks, the vice president falls back on the old standby: a preposterous promise.

The apogee of my culinary career came early, and ended with a dog instead of a swimming pool full of Coke.

Pauline Kael picks five favorite novels that have something to do with the movies.

In wake of controversy, ADL's Abe Foxman says that Beck is good on Israel but sometimes makes "insensitive remarks"

Conservative criticism of the magazine's new covers is absurd, but the issues it brings up are real