Give Christine O’Donnell this: the controversies surrounding her haven’t been boring. From the line from way back when about dabbling in witchcraft to the more recent hand-wringing over whether her ...

And you thought the passing of election day meant you’d heard the last of Christine O’Donnell for the year. Ha! Thanks to the political gurus librarians at Yale, we can tell you that O’Donnell’s ...

The surprise victor of Delaware’s GOP Senate primary, Christine O’Donnell, is riding high on a wave of support from angry middle class Americans that have found their voice in the Tea Party movement.

Thank you, Christine O’Donnell. It was a long, hot summer, lost in the midst of a political dry spell. Even the Palins felt predictable and mundane. Then you came into my life, and you showed me just ...

Delaware GOP Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell spent the day Monday distancing herself from her 1999 comments on Politically Incorrect about having "dabbled into witchcraft" and attended a ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Christine O'Donnell is the 'princess of the Tea Party ...

Is Christine O'Donnell a criminal? Now the FBI is investigating the failed Senate candidate for possible misuse of campaign funds, O'Donnell is defending herself by saying the charges have no merit ...

Standards in education have been under fire as they relate to schoolchildren. Has anyone been paying attention to what has been coming out of the mouths of some of these political candidates? In a ...

This may be a first in U.S. Senate politics: The issue of witchcraft has taken center stage. Christine O'Donnell, the Republican nominee seeking Delaware's open Senate seat, said on Bill Maher's ...

The Nation-- Anyone want to ask Christine O’Donnell how many stars there are on the American flag? Because as a “2 + 2 = 5”-believing officer of the Thought Police, she just might insist that there ...

Federal authorities have launched a criminal investigation to determine whether failed U.S. Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell broke the law by using campaign money to pay personal expenses, ...