The Boston Red Sox will come to the White House on Tuesday bearing gifts.

MSNBC's "Morning Joe" is so much more than just a cable news show -- it's a family, as "The Daily Show" correspondent Samantha Bee demonstrated Wednesday night.

There may be a lot of reasons to grimace during a political debate, but Massachusetts state Treasurer Steve Grossman (D) actually spent an entire gubernatorial forum in acute physical pain while passing a kidney stone, the Boston Globe reported Wednesday.

Police are investigating the vandalism of a New York City church's sign that conveyed anti-gay messages as a hate crime, the New York Daily News reported Monday.

Comedian Jimmy Fallon mocked former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown (R) on Tuesday for telling the Associated Press he probably doesn't "have the best credentials" to be exploring a Senate run in neighboring New Hampshire.

The New York Times could write a trend piece at this point on trespassers sneaking into Ground Zero.

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly backed Rep. Paul Ryan's (R-WI) disputed comments on a culture of "inner city" men not working on Tuesday night, arguing "race hustlers" would have branded the congressman a racist no matter what he said about poverty.

It seems Secret Service agents haven't curbed their partying in the wake of the Colombia prostitution scandal.

Prosecutors said Tuesday that a Georgetown University student who was charged with possession of ricin last week may have been inspired by AMC's "Breaking Bad" to poison someone with the biological toxin, the Washington Post reported.

Last year, President Barack Obama told People Magazine that he thought the "Duck Dynasty" family seemed "like a pretty fun bunch." Apparently the feeling is mutual.