“Make America great again” is the perfect empty political marketing slogan. It is hollow enough for people to fill with their own aspirations and enrobed in a vaguely patriotic sentiment. Anyone who ...

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The 27-year-old K-pop star, who recently completed his compulsory military service in South Korea, was wearing the hat on ...

“Make America great again” is the perfect empty political marketing slogan. It is hollow enough for people to fill with their own aspirations and enrobed in a vaguely patriotic sentiment.

The singer, who was slammed after he was spotted wearing a cap bearing the words "Make Tokyo Great Again" during a rehearsal ...