Donald Trump posted a video of himself dumping raw sewage over No Kings protesters—and the vice president is defending him by ...

The singer complained this week after his 1986 Billboard Hot 100 No. 2 hit was used without permission in a trolling video by ...

Jon Stewart on Monday said President Trump resembles a king based on several allusions made by Republicans, days after millions took to the streets on “No Kings Day.” “The Daily ...

Iconic rocker Kenny Loggins demanded that President Donald Trump remove his song from the AI video Trump posted depicting the ...

People in inflatable bird costumes join thousands as they gather at The Commons in downtown Minneapolis for the No Kings day ...

Trump wanted to mock and smear millions of Americans, literally depicting them covered in excrement, precisely so that none ...

When more than 7 million people nationwide took to the streets Saturday in opposition to his authoritarian presidency, ...

On Saturday, President Trump took to Truth Social to repost an AI-generated video depicting him in a crown dumping a fighter ...

Kenny Loggins is objecting to the use of his music in a social media post featuring an artificial intelligence-generated ...

The No Kings protests over the weekend were the hot topic of the evening on Monday's late night shows, as Stephen Colbert, ...

Donald Trump used Kenny Loggins’ 1986 single, ’Danger Zone,’ in his Truth Social AI video slamming No Kings protesters. While the singer-songwriter slammed the US President, he has not sued him.