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Dolly Parton's younger sister asked whether the senator licensed the song after footage of her Tennessee rally entrance with Donald Trump spread online.

At a Clarksville, Tennessee, rally on Saturday, the president floated turning the Atlantic or the Pacific into the "Trump Ocean" or "Ocean of the Americas," telling the crowd he already has the gulf and the lake.

The Baton Rouge rapper's impromptu D.C. show arrived while he fights to recover $600,000 he says he paid for a Trump pardon that never came.

The execution is scheduled for Dec. 3.

Ever since he was found guilty, Diddy's legal team has indicated they want a pardon from Donald Trump.

The commander-in-chief allotted the former NBA players an opportunity to "go into women's sports anytime they want."

Nicki has "zero registered voters in her house," Rosenberg said.

The typo appears in a document shared by the White House.

The letter argues the unauthorized use of JMSN's viral hit violates the Lanham Act by falsely suggesting he endorses or is affiliated with the administration.

The 'Pink Friday 2' rapper believes that members of the political party have gotten "way too caught up in pop culture."

The singer-songwriter said he's "looking at lawyers" after the 30-second spot praising the president hit Fox News and other national networks this week.

A group of activists formed a human chain outside the performing arts landmark to protect the venue from being knocked down.

The rapper has alleged that the lobbyists told him they could help secure a pardon from Donald Trump.

"My story wasn't told fully," Boosie wrote in a post on social media following the premiere of the '60 Minutes' episode.

"I've been back to work for two days," the former right-wing provocateur tells Piers Morgan.

Minaj will be a judge on a new show that sees five entrepreneur finalists compete against each other for a share of $1 million.

The "Sailing" singer urged Canadians not to give up on Americans, adding: "We have an election coming up, and we're going to do our best to fix it."

The Baton Rouge rapper previously said he paid lobbyists $600,000 in an effort to have his federal conviction overturned.