The motto for the Trump administration is “Make America Great Again.” Based on the actions of the first 100 days of the administration, these are more accurate mottos: Make America… Weak Again.

Junet also reiterated his commitment to a broad-based coalition aimed at uniting Kenyans and ensuring equitable development across all regions. “We signed 10 agreements to bring Kenyans together ...

During the ceremony, the air echoed with loud slogans of “Allahu Akbar” and “Pakistan Zindabad”. People waved flags and cheered proudly. The Rangers marched with great discipline and ...

While it may be Leone's slogan, he says they're not his shirts — they're the shirts the players wanted. "They wear it proudly," Leone said. "There's meaning behind it and I think the guys have ...

Giuffre's spokeswoman tells PEOPLE, "It wasn't a final note" Virginia Giuffre/Instagram Virginia Giuffre accused Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and Prince Andrew of sex abuse. Andrew has ...

It says MS-13,” he said, referring to the graphic released by the White House to explain the meaning of Abrego Garcia’s ink. Moran said the actual lettering on the graphic was photoshopped ...

"Whoever raises pro-Pakistan slogans, it is wrong - it is an act of treason. An investigation is underway, and 15 people have been arrested in this case", the Karnataka CM said.

"Blessed be the fruit" is one of the most common salutations in the show. The phrase is a condensed form of the biblical phrase and can easily be found in Luke 1:42. It is a biblical blessing for a ...

While appearing on Dr. Phil's show, Bob Kennedy just advised parents of newborns to “do your own research” before vaccinating their infants during an interview in which he also suggested the measles ...

Scotland is known for many things. Our food, our whisky, and our scenery are just a few things that draw visitors far and wide. One thing that is often under-appreciated, however, is our language.

If your child can't seem to stop saying 'six seven,' read on for everything to know about the viral trend that's taking social media by storm Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE ...

The phrase was meant to echo runners who often swear off long races immediately after completing one, only to return for another round later. “We did not mean any harm and apologize for any we caused, ...