The president is now focusing a new rhyming slogan for building a wall along the southern border: "Build a wall and crime will fall!" President Trump debuted the new phrase for the Republican Party on ...

President Trump said Tuesday that he came up with his 2016 campaign slogan “Make America Great Again” by himself and jabbed former Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, claiming she paid for her slogan.

With party conference season well under way, Britain's political parties have been searching for mission statements they hope will have an impact on the public. There's no "magic bullet" for an ...

When you think of a fun and catchy slogan, what phrases come to mind? Are they short and punchy? Are they deeply emotional? Do they come with a tune that gets stuck in your head? Slogans and their ...

Actor Bryan Cranston blasted the slogan that former President Donald Trump heavily used as racism while defending the need for critical race theory recently. In an interview with CNN’s Chris Wallace ...

There's a new tourism slogan making the rounds in Minnesota. Instead of Minnesota Nice, often used to describe the reserved friendliness of the state's residents, the new one is still friendly, but ...

An MSNBC guest claimed Thursday on "The ReidOut" that supporters of the political slogan "Make America Great Again," a phrase coined by former President Donald Trump, want to "lynch or murder" Black ...

MINSK, 9 January (BelTA) – We always prepare a whole range of proposals for a possible slogan of the Belarusian People's Congress but often the final version is solely the idea of the president, press ...

The phrase can no longer appear on ads launched with public money by the administration of Gov. Pedro Pierluisi, who is seeking a second term in an election this year. The opposition Popular ...

About the author: Peter Lurie, M.D., is the president and executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest. He was previously the associate commissioner for Public Health Strategy ...

It is a Washington ritual so old that it probably dates back to the era when senators lived in boarding houses and any stray citizen could wander into the White House. As soon as a president unveils a ...