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The rapper joined social media users questioning a strange-looking Fox News interview clip that sparked online speculation, memes, and bizarre “mind control” conspiracy theories.

Wrestler Kennedy Blades gave a preview of what she'll do to her opponent on the mat.

Kid Rock came under fire after using a slur on Fox News, drawing a public letter from Special Olympics urging him to apologize.

Judge Jennifer Prinz didn't give a reason for her recusal.

"I think I'm not maybe heaven-bound," he admitted aboard Air Force One.

50 Cent opens up about being shot nine times in 2000, his recovery, and how it shaped Get Rich or Die Tryin’.

After Charlamagne suggested the Epstein scandal could break MAGA's grip on the GOP, Trump fired back in a Truth Social post.

The show's host, Jonathan Hunt, had to keep the show going despite Camryn Kinsey's "frightening moment."

The Dallas Mavericks minority owner admitted he would acquire the conservative network "in a heartbeat."

Fox News host Laura Ingraham brought up the topic of pronouns after she noticed Kamala Harris has "she/her" in her social media profiles.

GloRilla and North Carolina metorologist Nick Kosir gave viewers a 95-degrees forecast to the tune of Glo's latest hit single.

The vigilante group, Guardian Angels, tackled a man in Times Square during a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity.

Despite Green Day having been a very vocal punk band for more than three decades now, some conservatives apparently missed the memo.

The 64-year-old actor shared another bizarre YouTube video as his 'House of Cards' character in conversation with the former Fox News host.

The man in question was briefly a source of limited media attention during 2008 presidential election coverage, including reporting on his extended criminal history.

The Fox News personality and comedian also lamented that all of his teachers in high school "were so unattractive."

Elon Musk responded to Carlson's announcement by informing users the platform and the ousted Fox News host "have not signed a deal of any kind whatsoever."

Tucker Carlson, a longtime mainstay on the network, will no longer be part of Fox News moving forward. The news was confirmed by the network on Monday.