The MSNBC host echoed comments by Newsweek columnist David Frum, scolding the "conservative entertainment establishment"

Rather says not to call it for Obama too early, because Romney voters may be more motivated

From DGA to SAG-AFTRA to IATSE, the unions call the legislation, which prohibits guilds from using payroll deductions for political purposes,  a "sham"

Ralph Nader wants Stephen Colbert to donate the $778,000 in his super PAC coffers to the museum he is building -- and he tells TheWrap why

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is probably feeling paradise by the dashboard lights after rocker Meat Loaf endorsed him at an Ohio rally

Jon Stewart of "The Daily Show" was riled up about what he sees as a disregard for returning veterans

Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" anecdote during the presidential debate sparks Twitter and Facebook parodies

The debate between Vice President Joe Biden and his GOP opponent Paul Ryan lasts from 6-7:30 p.m. PST

This would-be political satire is weak enough that it might more aptly be called “Margarine.”

Al Gore, the former vice president and one of the network's founders, will lead Current's coverage of the first and third Obama-Romney showdowns

Larry Flynt, the provocative founder, editor and publisher of Hustler magazine, took out two full page ads in the Washington Post and USA Today to publicize his offer

Barack Obama invited Redditors to AMA -- ask him anything. Perhaps they should ask how the site's servers can be improved under heavy traffic