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Can We Start Taking Political Correctness Seriously Now?  —  <span>“Help me get this reporter out of here.  I need some muscle over here.”</span> … The student protest at the University of Missouri began as a response to a serious problem — outbursts of vile racism on campus …

MU journalism faculty voting to remove Click's courtesy appointment  —  COLUMBIA — Faculty in the Missouri School of Journalism were voting Tuesday to revoke a courtesy appointment for Melissa Click, an assistant professor in MU's Department of Communication.

Al Gore Declines to Endorse Hillary Clinton for President  —  If Hillary Clinton is counting on an endorsement from her husband's former vice president, she'll have to wait for it.  —  Al Gore, who served two terms with former President Bill Clinton, politely but firmly declined when PEOPLE asked …

EXCLUSIVE: You'll Never Guess Who Ronda Rousey Is Backing for President  —  Here's a hint: It's NOT Donald Trump.  —  Google Plus  —  As Bernie Sanders prepares to enter the primary-season Octagon against arch-rival Hillary Clinton, he can take some comfort in the fact that the world's …

“PC” is another right-wing lie: Missouri proves reactionary forces really are waging war against college kids  —  Forget “political correctness”: The truth is young people are really suffering from conservative culture wars  —  It's been trendy in the past few months for pundits to raise …

Was The Poop Swastika Incident At Mizzou A Giant Hoax?  —  Something stinks at the University of Missouri.  A reported incident of vandalism at Mizzou sparked university-wide protests, a boycott by the school's 4-5 football team, and eventually the resignation of the university's president and chancellor.

Attorney General Tells Daily Fantasy Sports to Stop Taking Bets in New York  —  The New York State attorney general on Tuesday ordered the two biggest daily fantasy sports companies, DraftKings and FanDuel, to stop accepting bets in New York, saying that their games constituted illegal gambling …

Jim Gilmore: “I'm Not Some Weirdo,” I Was Governor Of A State  —  More like not happy Gilmore.  —  Mandel Ngan / AFP / Getty Images  —  Though Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore barely registers in the polls at all, he will be on the ballot in at least two primary states, South Carolina and New Hampshire.

Bill O'Reilly makes a mess of history  —  Were the lungs the seat of wisdom, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly would be wise, but they are not and he is not.  So it is not astonishing that he is doubling down on his wager that the truth cannot catch up with him.  It has, however, already done so.

Bush on Trump's foreign policy: 'That's like playing Monopoly or something'  —  Nobody is talking about the fact that North Korea has nuclear weapons, Donald Trump said during a discussion about how he would handle adversaries in Russia and elsewhere as president.

10 Falsehoods That Netanyahu Told During His Appearance At CAP  —  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Center for American Progress head Neera Tanden on Tuesday as part of his latest visit to the United States, during which he's attempting to appeal to both conservatives and progressives.

Jindal Attacks Huckabee as Christie Says Clinton Real Opponent  —  “Hillary Clinton's coming for your wallet everybody.  Don't worry about Huckabee or Jindal, worry about her,” N.J. Gov. Chris Christie says at Republican presidential debate among the lower polling candidates.

Nationwide minimum wage protests begin in L.A.  —  Los Angeles fast food workers are joining a nationwide “Fight for 15” protest and strike Tuesday calling for a $15 minimum wage and a union.  —  Workers in 270 cities are expected to walk out in what organizers hope will be the fast food industry's largest strike ever.

Senate sends revised defense bill to Obama  —  The Senate overwhelmingly passed a revised annual defense policy bill on Tuesday, sending the measure to President Obama's desk for a second time.  —  The Senate voted 91-3 on the $607 billion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) …