California Congressional candidate Linda Parks, who is one of 36 candidates with "no party preference" running for state and federal office in California this year, the first time the option is available for primary candidates.
Maryland state Del. Clarence Lam, who sponsored legislation that will protect police officers from liability when administering the drug that reverses overdoses to drug-sniffing dogs who have been exposed to fentanyl, which can be absorbed through the skin and fatal in a "microscopic amount."
President Trump, at the first meeting of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, which asked states to share personal data -- including partial Social Security numbers and voting histories -- about all of their voters. Most states rejected part or all of the request, citing concerns about privacy, reduced voter participation and election cybersecurity.
Karmen Sanone, the secretary for Salt Lake County Recorder Gary Ott. Sanone not only controlled Ott's email, she was also made his legal guardian -- a title his family disputed in court as his health publicly deteriorates.
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, referring to a women's leadership workshop at the U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting in Miami Beach last month.
A FOX Sports announcer, after New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie caught a foul ball at a New York Mets baseball game.
An anonymous Chicago police officer, talking to a reporter about their job.