Topic: Andrew Breitbart

Blogger, TV commentator and author Andrew Breitbart has died of natural causes in Los Angeles, his Web site Big Hollywood announced Thursday. He was 43.

A lawyer for former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Palin may sue the publisher and author of a book critical of the Palin family.

A former U.S. Agriculture Department employee forced to resign over what turned out to be a misleading video is suing the conservative blogger who posted it.

E-mails show the White House was involved in Shirley Sherrod's ouster from the U.S. Department of Agriculture after a conservative Web site attacked her.

Shirley Sherrod, the U.S. Agriculture Department employee fired July 19, said Thursday she will sue the blogger who edited the video that led to her dismissal.

U.S. President Barack Obama said Thursday Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack "jumped the gun" in firing department official Shirley Sherrod for alleged racism.

The head of the NAACP says "we were snookered" by Fox News Channel and a Tea Party activist in the case of a U.S. official who resigned amid charges of racism.

U.S. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer called for civility Tuesday and ripped Republicans who expressed doubt that racially tinged incidents ever occurred.

Conservative filmmakers are gathering in Hollywood for this weekend's Liberty Film Festival, featuring films grounded in conservative points of view and a tribu