Larry Smith reiterated that he supports the Trump administration.

Financial services company Virgin Money was forced to apologize after its AI-powered chatbot threatened to cut off bank customers who use the word "virgin."

A cruise company was forced to apologize after employees dressed up as "upside down snow cones" were mistaken for KKK members in videos shared online.

Donald Trump demanded that the "nasty" bishop who called for him to have "mercy" on LGBTQ+ children during the inauguration prayer service apologize to him.

A Florida babysitter who "forgot" the baby she was looking after in a hot car, leading to their death, will serve more than a decade in prison.

An NBA team who went viral after they took back a PlayStation 5 a kid seemingly won at a game said it was "an on-court skit that missed the mark."

After calling her work in the controversial film "indefensible," the Mexican filmmaker and comedian has apologized.

Hong Kong's flagship airline has removed an episode of Family Guy from its in-flight entertainment system for a joke referencing a pro-democracy protestor.

Ingraham faced backlash after her show mistakenly aired a photo of New York Attorney General Letitia James while discussing Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis.

Matthew Choi was disqualified and barred from competing in any future competitions after he ran with two unauthorized people riding on e-bikes.

Four people were seen wearing white sheets with the KKK's signature pointed hood in photos shared across social media.

Neighbors living in the area rushed out of their homes after being awoken by the screams, just to find a speaker accompanied by police and attorneys.

The game company shared that they would be paying "America's bluest non-voters up to $100" to apologize for not voting in 2020 and create a voting plan.

A California man has been arrested on multiple charges after police said he terrorized and threatened a driver with a gun before apologizing, saying they thought they were "someone else."

The tragic killings happened between 2004 to 2008 when the Colombian military conflict intensified against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.

Lamar Jackson apologized Friday for his vulgar reply to a frustrated fan's opinion on Twitter after the Ravens' 28-27 loss to the Jaguars last Sunday.

In Sicily, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Noto wrote a public apology Friday after a bishop told children that Santa Claus doesn't exist.

On Tuesday, the "Brass Against" frontwoman Sophia Urista apologized for urinating on a fan during last week's Welcome to Rockville festival.

Queen Elizabeth became the center of fart jokes for her breaking wind during a tour around her stables.

The music video shot inside Toledo Cathedral in Spain amassed over 2 million views on YouTube since its release in less than 24 hours.

Martha’s Vineyard Hospital spokeswoman Marissa Lefebvre only maintained that this time of the year was always "the busiest time on the island."

Alejandro Fernández was the center of a controversy after a photo of him shirtless, intoxicated and between two men went viral. He addressed the picture and explained what happened. Meanwhile, his alleged girlfriend shared some words of encouragement.

Tila Tequila "apologizes" in a video after posting nasty remarks about immigrants on social media. You won't believe what she said!

Andrea Noel announces she was wrong about the identity of her attacker and confirms she is dropping all charges against TV host Adoni Echave.

TV prank gone wrong? Andrea Noel, who was attacked by a man in the streets of Mexico City last March, has identified TV host Andoni Echave as the aggressor.

Coca-Cola's holiday commercial this year was disappointing for a lot of Mexicans.

WWE Superstar retweeted a photo of him with a fan outside his gym on Monday and then called her the "Latino Miss Piggy", the comment outraged Orton's followers and many in the Latino community, however, the fan has a history with the wresting star and has recently been bullying and harassing his wife. Do you find the comment offensive?

Following homophobic remark from Mexican actress Ana de la Reguera on Instagram, GLAAD weighs in and asks for an apology.

Two days after a Cinco de Mayo segment on MSNBC's "Way Too Early" that was deemed racist, the hosts have apologized on-air to anybody that was offended by it.

US Airways replied to a customer's tweet and instead of posting a link for their feedback, they uploaded a pornographic picture.