Politics

Hilary Clinton has officially entered the 2016 Presidential Race.

In a campaign video released today, the former Secretary of State has officially declared her intention to run in 2016. The announcement confirms rumors that have been floating around for more than a year and kicks off the Democratic Party's battle for the presidential nomination.

On Tuesday, ESPN regular Stephen A. Smith spoke at the Impact Symposium at Vanderbilt University on the topic of “How You See It: Perceptions of (In)Equality.”

Smith believes that every black person in America should vote Republican at least once so that both parties could address their interests.

CHRIS MATTHEWS: Let me finish tonight where I started. Some day years from now people will look back on this presidency and see it in sharper contrast. They will read how it started with the Republican Senate leader calling for the president's defeat, declaring that the business of the opposition from the first day was to ensure the new president, a) accomplishes nothing and, b) gets booted from office as quickly as possible.

President Obama made his first appearance since becoming president on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, and boy did he deliver. To be honest, when doesn’t he?

During his appearance, President Obama joked about being born in Kenya and Hillary Clinton’s private e-mail account.

Most noteworthy was the president’s thoughts on Ferguson and the recent shooting of a Ferguson police officer.

Our First Lady Michelle Obama is no stranger to dancing or dancing on the Ellen show. 

Yesterday the Mrs. O stopped by the Ellen show to promote her Gimme Five campaign which promotes healty living.    While there the first lady and Ellen got down!  Take a look at the video below.

President Obama gave one of the best speeches of his political career in Selma today.  Read the transcript and watch the video below.

Republican Congressman Aaron Schock is rather well-known throughout the internet and media for two things: The shirtless photos of himself he posts online, and the persistent rumors that he is gay.

Having voted against the repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell,” as well as against numerous pieces of hate crime legislation, it could be easy to assume he is just a boiler plate, anti-gay conservative. However amid an explosive allegation by a CBS reporter, many are beginning to wonder if perhaps the Congressman doth protest too much.

This is the funniest thing you will see all week.