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How Martina McBride’s Hit Song About Domestic Violence Got Mistaken for a Patriotic Anthem

Both Sean Hannity and Sarah Palin misappropriated McBride's 1994 radio staple “Independence Day,” seemingly ignoring songwriter Gretchen Peters’ lyrics about an abused woman

Billy Strings Sings for His Late Mother on New Album, ‘So Much for Goodbyes’

The singer-guitarist processes the grief of losing his mom last year to a drug overdose

Taylor Swift’s Heartfelt Message to Alan Jackson at His Final Show Draws Mixed Reaction

“I appreciate you so much for the ways that you have treated me and other artists and writers with such support and encouragement,” singer says via video, which appeared to draw boos and cheers

Watch Alan Jackson’s Final Performance of ‘Chattahoochee’ at Farewell Concert

The Country Music Hall of Fame member officially retired from touring with an all-star show in Nashville

Carter Faith Expands Her Sex, Drugs, and Country Music Universe With New Wyatt Flores Duet

“Nothin’ Better to Do” appears on the forthcoming deluxe edition of Faith’s celebrated album Cherry Valley

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2 people seen on top of Empire State Building flying banner

Two people waving a banner were seen at the top of the Empire State Building in New York City Wednesday.

Officers accused of inappropriate contact with teen no longer employed by Choctaw Police Department

Two Choctaw police officers are no longer with the department after an investigation into alleged inappropriate contact with a teenager revealed police violations.

Animal cruelty charges sought after meth bust leads to seizure of over 500 animals at OKC home

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare investigators are seeking animal cruelty charges against the owners of a home where more than 500 animals were found during a recent meth bust.

New federal student loan limits take effect Wednesday

Changes to Grad PLUS and Parent PLUS loan programs begin Wednesday under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, reducing borrowing options for students and parents.

How Vermont's civil unions law helped pave the way to marriage equality

America 250 | Vermont is often credited with blazing a trail in LGBTQ+ rights with its landmark civil unions law, which is back in the spotlight as America remembers major moments from its 250 years of history.

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