"There is this standard where Democrats feel that they can say these things and they can apologize when it comes from the mouths of their own," Steele, who is black, said in an interview on "Fox News Sunday." "But if it comes from anyone else, it is racism."
Vivica Fox stops by the Buzz studios to get a taste of the midday madness Lincoln Ware goes through before she hosts the Gospel Superfest 2010, Unbelievable!
Yoga instructor Sadie Nardini and her husband got an early start on their New Year's resolution: In December, the New York couple decided to have sex every day for the entire month.
Make a New Year's resolution to move your money out of big banks? To that I say: Right on! Without question, financial consumers are angry at -- and have lost their loyalty to -- big banks. Late-night comics routinely make fun of the banks; there's even a new iPhone app in which players try to stop "cash-hungry" bankers from wheedling more bailout money from the U.S. Treasury, according to a recent report in American Banker newspaper.
An Ohio father is facing a laundry list of charges for allegedly putting his 7-year-old daughter in the dryer, closing the door and turning it on, Fox8.com reported.
The world may now know Carlos Allen as the third member of a White House gate-crashing trinity.
Las Vegas resident, Johnny Wicks, apparently disgruntled over the loss of a recent Social Security claim opened fire with a shotgun in a federal courthouse Monday.
This time, it's the city that's the deadbeat dad! _
The Obama administration will start 2010 by spending $1.4 million to keep thousands of homeless assistance programs operating through the winter and beyond, a broad initiative that will help many African-Americans who are destitute.
The year began with a harmonious glow at the inauguration of the first black president, as America marked a stunning victory over its racial demons.
Whirlpool Corporation, the leading producer of major household appliances, must pay over $1 million to a black woman who was harassed for months in their Tennessee Plant.
President Obama said Tuesday that a "mix of human and systemic failures" allowed a Nigerian student allegedly carrying explosives to board an airplane en route to Detroit on Christmas Day, and he vowed to quickly fix flaws that could have doomed a flight carrying nearly 300 passengers and crew members.