Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity are reportedly getting dropped by Cumulus Media, which will remove them from the radio in over 40 major markets.

After a push by Secretary of State John Kerry, Israel and Palestine have agreed to resume peace negotiations for the first time in three years.

It just gets worse. Turns out that Anthony Weiner spent $43,100 in campaign money to investigate the hacking of his Twitter in 2011. Thing is, he knew he was lying about the supposed hacking the entire time.

Russian strongman/president Vladimir Putin went fishing last weekend and caught a pike as large as the Siberian tundra. Or at least, it was reported to be as large.

The Wolverine led the box office this weekend with $55 million (which is actually considered a disappointment), while indie Fruitvale Station cracked the top ten with $4.7 million.

Danny Kedem, the campaign manager for Anthony Weiner's embattled run for mayor of New York finally quit yesterday, after this week's campaign-crushing revelation that Weiner continued to sext with strangers long after he left congress (and that he sent strangers more pictures of his dong).

The driver of the speedboat that crashed into a barge Friday night on the Hudson River, killing a bride-to-be and the best man, has been arrested on suspicion of intoxication.

While covering the royal birth this week, Fox News's Shep Smith once again displayed his profound appreciation for HBO's True Blood, with an extended explanation of the name-giving procedure for faeries.

Baton Rouge police officers have been going undercover and arresting gay men for agreeing to have consensual sex, charging them with an "attempted crime against nature." The U.S. Supreme Court invalidated this crime more than a decade ago.

In a sign of our part-time recovery, four out of every five American adults face joblessness or poverty at some point during their lives.

New Zealand has rejected the work visa of a chef who has been living there since 2007, all because he is simply too fat for the small island nation.

A California police department is letting people found guilty of misdemeanors that include jail time pay fees to avoid getting put into rough prisons.

This is pretty amazing. Fox News's Lauren Green just can't believe that Reza Aslan, a MUSLIM, would dare write a book about the history of Jesus of Nazareth, a Jew who lived more than 2,000 years ago.

More than 1,000 inmates just escaped from a prison near Benghazi. Most of the inmates were being held on "serious charges."

A hazmat team had to decontaminate more than a dozen campers at a Maryland bible camp thanks to a prank that involved deer repellant and a fart spray called "Liquid ASS".

If 18-year-old Katelyn Courtney goes back to high school in the fall, she'll have a hell of a "How I Spent My Summer Vacation" essay. But she probably won't be going back to high school, because she's facing jail time for robbing a post office three times with her mother.

The long-awaited criminal trial of former News of the World editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson, who face conspiracy charges related to hacking the phones of murder victims and celebrities alike, is slated for this September. According to a rumor spreading around News Corp, things could get salacious.

Songwriter, guitarist, and all-around master of the blues JJ Cale died of a heart attack yesterday. The 74-year-old was most famous for writing the Eric Clapton hits "Cocaine" and "After Midnight".

Being rude to the president in France is no longer a crime. Generally being rude in France is probably still a requirement though.

A bride-to-be and her fiancé's best man are missing and presumed dead after their boat crashed into a barge near the Tappan Zee Bridge last night. Four others, including the groom, 35-year-old Brian Bond, survived and are in the hospital with severe injuries.