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"What does Kyle Rittenhouse even know about gun laws?" Paul Prediger, formerly known as Gaige Grosskreutz, told Newsweek.

News of the former NFL player's death has led to speculation and the resurfacing of three-year-old images.

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"It's really God working here that this came out at this time," Jones told Benny Johnson of the allegations.

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The comedian has responded to speculation after she advised people to "drop out of college" in an impassioned video.

Former Fox News host Carlson has sparked ire after discussing how the Israel-Hamas war has affected Christians.

After federal authorities searched Sean Combs' properties, a conspiracy theory developed about who was behind the raids.

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The newest word game under the "New York Times" banner promises to give "Wordle" fans a different kind of challenge.

The country singer performed on Kid Rock's "Rock the Country" tour.

The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback jumped in to avert a potential crisis as he watched the phenomenon with his family.

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"This was the first time in my career ever where they said, 'Do you want to meet such and such?'" Jelly Roll said in an interview.

After the Trumps attended a fundraiser in Florida, Melania's former aide Stephanie Winston Wolkoff weighed in on social media.

"Can you put a price on living free in the last free country?" Carlson told the crowd at Kid Rock's Louisiana tour stop.

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Owens commented on McCain's weight during a social media spat with the columnist's husband, Ben Domenech.

On his podcast, Rogan spoke of a passage from the Book of Ezekiel "so noteworthy that they wrote it down in the f****** Bible."

Colbert took Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to task over his reaction to the deadly airstrike that killed seven World Central Kitchen workers.

The rapper has been hit with a host of bombshell allegations in a lawsuit filed by one of his former employees.

After Cîroc officially cut ties with beleaguered music mogul Combs in January, reports have emerged that rival 50 Cent could step into his role.

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Political commentator Stewart has weighed in on footage Trump recently shared that depicted President Joe Biden in a disturbing light.

Through her continued statements about transgender people, the "Harry Potter" author may have fallen foul of a new hate crime law in Scotland.

A TikTok user has sparked outrage after describing most of the cast on "Saturday Night Live" as "pretty average looking women."

Donald Trump's daughter-in-law, a co-chair of the RNC, has criticized a DNC song that takes a swipe at her singing efforts.

"I noticed her many years ago, I think when everybody else did, and she's a brilliant woman," Steele told Newsweek of Owens.

Sean "Diddy" Combs' storm of controversy has seen a number of people associated with him also face allegations.

An amended lawsuit filed against Sean "Diddy" Combs unveils a fresh batch of bombshell allegations.