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As the country star faces continued controversy over his track, many fans have erroneously credited the new song "Go Woke, Go Broke" to him.

Cynthia Adams, president of the Oakland branch of the NAACP told Newsweek: "We need the police!"

Amid ongoing debate over his track, "Try That in a Small Town," the country music singer addressed the criticism in a new clip.

"If you're going to ask a question don't point at me and don't be disrespectful to me," Adams told an elderly woman who was berating him about rent increases.

Greene said she felt "threatened" by Democratic Representative Jamaal Bowman after a confrontation outside Congress.

After his sudden departure from Fox News, there has been speculation Tucker Carlson could launch a presidential bid.

Daniel Perry, who Abbott has pledged to pardon, compared Black Lives Matter to "a zoo full of monkeys" on social media.

The Texas governor said on Saturday that the state's "Stand Your Ground" laws cannot be nullified by a jury or "progressive District Attorney."

Owens' husband, George Farmer, got more than he likely bargained for when he reached out to David Netto about prospective work on their home.

One Twitter user branded the plans "extreme racism," and called for the university to be "defunded."

The African American Reparations Advisory Committee is calling for each Black resident of San Francisco to be given a lump sum of $5 million.

The singer and actress plays a half-Black character in Donald Glover's new Amazon Prime show, "Swarm."

Marjorie Taylor Greene has been speaking out following the death of Capitol protestor Matthew Perna.

Donovan Lewis was holding only a vape pen when he was killed in bed during a police raid in August. Ricky Anderson had been placed on paid leave afterwards.

Police said they are "actively pursuing charges" following the incident.

Rittenhouse said: "This lawsuit is very frustrating, and it's upsetting. This is honestly to me an attack on our Second Amendment rights."

In a clip posted on Truth Social, Stein lamented the removal of "a large African American woman chef" from bottles of the brand now named Pearl Milling Company.

Demonstrations took place across the U.S. after police body cam footage was released.

The 29-year-old from Memphis can be heard calling for his mother as he is punched, kicked and pepper-sprayed by police officers.

The Fox News host said elites in America were seeking to "inflame racial hatred" across the country.

Protests have been planned in multiple cities on Friday, including Memphis, New York City, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta.

According to Professor Derek H. Alderman, there is occasional local opposition to re-naming a street by those who fear it may "stigmatize their neighborhood."

Anderson died after suffering a cardiac arrest after being repeatedly tasered by police in Los Angeles.

Hening has been given the go-ahead by a judge to continue her lawsuit against Virginia Tech soccer coach Charles 'Chugger' Adair

While the commentator and podcast host has made a name for herself as a conservative firebrand, she has a busy home life with her husband of almost four years.

"Utterly void of conscience and lies without qualm," Owens tweeted of fellow right-wing commentator Yiannopoulos on Sunday.

Johnson, 37, was sentenced to death for the 2005 killing of Kirkwood officer William McEntee.

Almost one month after being locked out of his Twitter account, the rapper posted a photo of NBA star Irving who, like him, is caught in an antisemitism storm.

M.I.A. shared a photo of herself posing with Owens on Sunday—prompting Twitter users to discuss Ye's dramatic fall from grace.

"I got about 60 children that have no place to be as they look to transfer," West wrote on Instagram about his school's students as he addressed Ari Emanuel.