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Five of nine 'Freedom 250' artists quit within 48 hours, prompting Trump to push for its cancellation.

The Colombian superstar explains why he's no longer focusing on the "American dream."

After putting a spotlight on Conservative women in America and Megachurch pastors, Druski is now focused on Black actors from the UK.

Seized pieces linked to the rapper are listed online as he awaits sentencing.

Researchers find marijuana use in teens tied to slower gains in memory, focus, and thinking skills.

Rob Schneider called to reinstate the U.S. military draft amid Iran tensions, pushing mandatory service for young Americans.

Argentina and Israel also opposed the resolution.

Williams, who played the preacher Jedidiah, speaks about Ryan Coogler, the script for 'Sinners,' and how he felt being on a southern plantation for the first time.

The Japanese brand, founded by Nigo, will still be fully owned by Human Made.

The actor and musician said he can’t fly back to the United States without resolving passport issues, and is seeking help.

An old video of the Miami-born artist delivering an impassioned speech about patriotism is getting a lot of renewed attention.

A former CIA officer and Bush-era whistleblower is blowing up on TikTok.

Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, and Juan Soto are among the names headlining the rosters for their respective teams in this year's World Baseball Classic.

The singer previously shared a post on Instagram Stories that called ICE a "federally funded and supported terrorist group."

Also living in Bali is the model’s father, Russell Simmons, who was accused by multiple women of sexual assault.

The comedian said it’s “easier to talk” in Saudi Arabia than in America, sparking backlash.

The department also shared arrested migrants as trading cards listing their alleged crimes.

Norwegian Man Mads Mikkelsen, no relation to the actor, said he was refused entry because of the unflattering meme.