Budweiser went full patriot in its 2026 Super Bowl commercial just in time for the nation’s 250th anniversary, which just so happens to coincide with the company’s 150th anniversary.
President Donald Trump saved the UFC from extinction after a well-orchestrated smear campaign led by the late former Senator John McCain. Now, it’s time for Dana White to honor the president.
Former gay man Dylan Mulvaney has been declared the “Woman of the Year” by a British magazine that champions “queer ideology.”
Mid-level managers at Anheuser-Busch InBev have been pushing the transgender cause within the company despite the massive fallout from Bud Light’s partnership with transgender TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
The Anheuser-Busch brand suffered another blow this week when it appeared that few (if any) people visited the Budweiser tent at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota.
Mike Love, a singer for the immortal pop band The Beach Boys, recently joked about potentially being canceled over a gender-specific song.
What we have are some of the world’s largest and most powerful corporations—Major League Baseball, Budweiser, Walt Disney, and Target—actively abusing our trust to expose and normalize hate and to target innocent children with perversions.
According to market reports, sales of Bud Light beer have dropped 17 percent since it tried to raise sales by advertising with Dylan Mulvaney, a man who claims to be a woman.
Anheuser-Busch put a transvestite on a can of Bud Light and released this terrible ad to try and clean up the mess.
Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth issued a mea culpa Friday in the wake of the company’s partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, a former gay man who now claims to be a woman.
Anheuser-Busch has lost more than $6 billion in market value in the days following its promotional partnership with transgender social media celebrity Dylan Mulvaney, with its shares falling amid a nationwide backlash against Bud Light.
Kid Rock has posted of video of himself shooting up cases of Bud Light in an apparent response to the beer brand’s hiring of transgender social media personality Dylan Mulvaney as its newest spokesperson.
The executives who sell Budweiser beer to ordinary Americans have picked a new spokesman: Dylan Mulvaney, the former gay young man who is now pretending to be a woman.
In light of the Muslim nation’s ban on alcohol sales, except for the elites watching the games from the luxury suites, of course. Budweiser has decided to award a portion of the beer they had planned to sell to fans to the team who wins the World Cup.
The end of beer sales at the World Cup is being felt as fans from Ecuador are making their displeasure at the lack of suds known.
Qatar and FIFA initially planned to allow beer sales in the World Cup stadiums but reneged on that decision.
Despite promises to allow beer sales, Qatari officials have suddenly decided that no beer will allowed at the 2022 World Cup.
The Qatar Royal Family has now requested for the organizers of the upcoming FIFA World Cup to hide the beer tents erected around the stadium.
A truck packed with cans of Budweiser beer crashed on I-135 in Kansas early Tuesday which sent its cargo flying everywhere.
Anheuser-Busch is teaming up with the White House to offer free beer in order to encourage more American adults to get vaccinated for the coronavirus.
Beer giant Budweiser is the latest big advertiser to take a pass on buying ad time during this year’s Super Bowl.
A father who died from cancer six years ago left his son $10 to pay for his first beer when he turned 21 years old.
Several of this year’s Super Bowl commercials focus on the problems with technology, including Michelob’s ULTRA commercial, which features robots beating humans at a number of physical activities.
President Donald Trump’s tax cuts are helping American owned brewing companies compete with the larger companies owned by foreign countries.
Egypt’s devout Muslim goalkeeper Mohamed El-Shenawy declined to receive a player of the match trophy at the FIFA World Cup for religious reasons.
Budweiser will not be sponsoring rapper Jay-Z’s “Made In America” music festival this year, despite previously being a major sponsor, instead opting to spend money sponsoring country music events.
In a video posted online Tuesday, Driver hops in his truck and drives to Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania, where he surprises the military family with the scholarship for Williams’s daughter.
Super Bowl LI on Sunday night was as close to a politics-free experience as a football fan could have hoped for, with even halftime performer Lady Gaga eschewing political talk in favor of high-energy showmanship — but several big-name brands couldn’t help but include overt political messaging in their Big Game advertising.
Budweiser has chosen the charged political issue of immigration as the subject of its Super Bowl LI commercial. The 60-second spot explains the origin story of the beer company’s immigrant co-founder, Adolphus Busch.
Beyoncé got quite the birthday present on Sunday in Philadelphia — namely, the chance to hang out with former president Bill Clinton.
As presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump has preached a message of “America first,” major American companies, that have been staples of manufacturing and economic growth, are being bought up by foreign companies, at what seems to be an exponential rate.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is taking partial credit for Budweiser’s decision to brand its beer as “America,” part of a summer marketing stunt.
Peyton Manning seemed to play it coy about his retirement plans. But he provided enough information to allow code-breakers to read between the lines.
