Greg Gutfeld is popular and dominates ratings in his time slot. But as most Americans know, the same was true about Tucker Carlson.

X CEO Linda Yaccarino is standing by her boss, Elon Musk, even as woke advertisers continue to flee because they dislike free speech.

Burger King and other large companies are attempting to pressure Rumble into demonetizing Russell Brand, who faces sex assault allegations.

A Japanese McDonald's advertisement is getting a lot of attention after people compare it to the company's American ads.

Skeptics of Elon Musk fear he may enact the same severe censorship measures at X the platform used when it was called Twitter.

Those customers probably added a few days to their lives by eating a burger that was smaller than the one shown in the advertisements.

Anheuser-Busch executives should probably just accept that one of the company's premiere brands is now an afterthought for many, many people.

Fox News chose a curious ad to display on the day of the first Republican primary debates - which the network is hosting, no less.

Whatever the podcast host was expecting, it seems the Anheuser-Busch heir had a different perspective -- the kind sane people have.

With his new Twitter show and this recent advertising deal, Carlson continues to shape conservative media discourse.

The former president of the beer company called the CEO's latest move "predictably weak and indecisive" and said it was time for him to go.

Dylan Mulvaney is finally speaking up about what happened to his Bud Light endorsement deal, and he is not happy about it.

"It’s invasive and infringes on our quality of life," one Twitter user said of the ad campaign.

The bloodbath for Bud Light continues unabated as the brand tries to claw its way out of the hole caused by the Dylan Mulvaney debacle.

“In times like this, when things get divisive and controversial so easily, I think it’s an important wake-up call to all of us marketers."

The insidious campaign targeting children to engineer a "genderless" society has been happening for years.

“We look forward to extending our work with the NGLCC to continue making a positive impact on the LGBTQ+ businesses," the company said.

The group decried what it called "extremist anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric and attacks on businesses that stand by values of diversity and inclusion."

Is the "Very Gay Raptor" a social media hoax or a real thing from Ford Motor Co.? Here's the unsettling answer.

Ted Cruz and Marsha Blackburn are taking Anheuser-Busch to task over an overlooked detail in the Dylan Mulvaney controversy.