A Florida GOP congressman on Tuesday admitted that it's "absurd" that Republicans have repeatedly called for the repeal of Obamacare without proposing an alternative to reform the nation's health care system.

A constituent confronted Rep. Dennis Ross (R-FL) in a Tuesday town hall recorded by Think Progress.

Fox Host Bill O'Reilly on Wednesday claimed that he could have been the Marlboro Man.

"While I was covering the News in Denver, I was approached by a modeling agency to be the Marlboro guy dressed as a cowboy," he said on the "O'Reilly Factor" while lamenting the lack of a public health campaign warning about the dangers of weed.

Rep. Vance McAllister (R-LA), who was caught kissing his staffer, will be back to work in Washington, D.C. on Monday after Easter recess ends.

"The Congressman was elected to do a job, and he looks forward to returning to DC following the end of recess," McAllister spokesperson Jennifer Dunagin told the Times-Picayune on Wednesday.

This post has been updated.

Center for Public Integrity Director Bill Buzenberg on Wednesday criticized ABC News for demanding credit for an investigative series that won a Pulitzer Prize this week.

"I will say that I don’t take well to being bullied by anybody or threatened by anybody. We just stuck to the facts," Buzenberg said on HuffPost Live.

A 4-year-old boy accidentally shot his 2-year-old brother in the face with a loaded gun he found in their Wayne, Penn. home on Monday, according to the Associated Press.

Fox News will launch a new show called "Outnumbered" on April 28, which will feature four female hosts and one rotating male host, Mediaite reported Wednesday.

The program, which will air weekdays at noon, will be similar to the network's popular panel show, "The Five," and the hosts will discuss the day's news, according to Mediaite.

Former President Jimmy Carter on Tuesday came out against the Keystone XL pipeline in a letter to President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry, urging them to oppose construction.

"You stand on the brink of making a choice that will define your legacy on one of the greatest challenges humanity has ever faced -- climate change," reads the letter from Carter and nine other Nobel Peace Prize recipients. "As you deliberate the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, you are poised to make a decision that will signal either a dangerous commitment to the status quo, or bold leadership that will inspire millions counting on you to do the right thing for our shared climate."

The hosts of "Fox and Friends" on Wednesday bashed the New York Police Department and Mayor Bill De Blasio (D) for shutting down the Demographics Unit, a program that employed plainclothes officers to spy in Muslim communities.

Co-host Brian Kilmeade questioned why the NYPD would put an end to the program, even though the department has recognized that it did not gain any substantial leads.

MSNBC's "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough on Wednesday accused the Obama administration of revising Census Bureau questions concerning health insurance in order to mask the impact of Obamacare on the uninsured.

The entire "Morning Joe" panel followed along by mocking the revised survey, suggesting their own questions that might appear in the census.

An Alaska Republican state lawmaker apologized after calling breastfeeding "smart and sexy" in a press release publicizing her resolution.

The Republican House majority sent out a press release Monday titled "Smart and Sexy: Legislature Encourages Hospitals to Promote Breastfeeding," according to political blogger Amanda Coyne.