Per Faulkner, Chick-fil-A had no choice but to paint itself as a champion of DEI policies. She also warned Fox News might be next.

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

A winding road of complex political choices could lead to Oprah Winfrey becoming a U.S. senator, reports say.

A round of mockery greeted Hillary Clinton's attempt to criticize Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Twitter.

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

Bud Light now has no allies in a culture war that it never needed to enter, and its competitors are thriving.

"I hate identity politics with a passion, I really do," Rogan said after watching the Miller Lite advertisement.

If you're struggling to sell beer for pennies on the dollar in this economy, you’ve committed an egregious error.

In a documentary-style three-minute video that dropped on YouTube Tuesday, Pabst doubled down on being cool.

Bryan name-checked Travis Tritt in the tweet last week in which he also invoked the singer’s 2000 hit song “It's a Great Day to Be Alive.”

CVS is asking consumers to trust their medication doses, vaccinations, and other needs to a company that has taken a stance against science.

Putting on a fake Southern preacher accent when addressing issues of race is sort of a rite of passage for Democrats.

The brand’s decision to cater to Mulvaney has angered longtime customers, and many have have sworn to never touch the beer again.

Walsh asked one final question about gender when he noted the activist worked in the medical field as an EMT.

Democrats have put our country on a very perilous path which, left unchecked, will spell the end of America as we know it.

Alarming instability roils the Biden administration as the United States teeters on the brink of World War III.

Tiamat Legion Medusa paid $80,000 to transform himself into a "genderless dragon," and how he is facing the consequences.

The hosts groaned and winced when New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman answered a question about Trump's 2024 running mate.

'When you have that kind of rhetoric floating around out there, we’ve seen in history that is dangerous rhetoric,' the former president said.

The New York Democrat went out in the worst way possible. She was basically begging for ridicule, and she got it.