Fox News host Andrea Tantaros invoked stereotypes about Africa while discussing the man diagnosed with Ebola after being sent away from a Dallas, Texas hospital, Media Matters reported. “In these countries, they do not believe in traditional medical care,” Tantaros said

The former director of the “Call of Duty” video game franchise suggested stationing soldiers in U.S. schools. “The threat now, the invasion, comes from within,” said Dave Anthony, the former video game developer and a current international security fellow at the Atlantic Council.

Stephen Colbert did a fantastically hilarious segment on the 9th Annual Values Voter Summit. There he pointed out not only Sarah Palin’s embarrassing gaffe, but Bobby Jindal’s apparent attempt to appeal to the average Joe.

Dr. Ben Carson spoke at the National Security Action Summit yesterday, and decried proposed changes to AP History curriculum as painting America in so horrible a light, students would “be ready to go sign up for ISIS.”

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) gave a noncommittal shrug when asked if he might ever rethink his position on gay marriage.

What do Americans think about different religious groups? Thanks to a Pew study from earlier this year, we have a pretty good idea about what people think of Christians, Muslims, Mormons, Atheists, and more!

Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh suggested on Monday that President Barack Obama thought that people in the U.S. “deserve” to contract Ebola as payback for slavery.