Ahead of the 2021 Grammy's, BTS sits down with USA TODAY's Fatima Farha to reveal how they are feeling as first time nominees and performers, what BTS Army c...

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BTS sat down with USA TODAY to talk about their historic Grammy nomination and the chance to perform their own song for the first time.

BTS is releasing their first single sung fully in English on Aug. 21. Creating the song was "like destiny," RM tells USA TODAY.

USWNT's Ali Krieger responded to Donald Trump's tweets about Megan Rapinoe by saying Trump is angered by women he "cannot control or grope."

Despite not receiving a highly-anticipated Grammy nomination this year, BTS' music has had a positive impact globally that is worth celebrating.

BTS debuted June 13, 2013, with “No More Dream” from debut album "2 Cool 4 Skool," and have come a long way in the past six years.

The South Korean boy band is marching toward global domination, making history as the highest-charting K-pop band ever in the U.S.

The Democrats want to outlaw private health care plans, taking away freedom to choose plans while letting anyone cross our border. We must win this.

USA TODAY chats with Stray Kids about their upcoming album, artistic evolution and headlining Lollapalooza.

Everything you need to know about Enhypen, from when the K-pop group debuted and how old members are, to the latest music releases.

Minnesota officials originally said outside agitators, not local residents, were responsible for the violence and riots. Arrest data shows otherwise.

K-Pop group BTS just scored a first: A No. 1 hit. "Dynamite" has landed at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The bill is one of President Joe Biden's top legislative priorities, one he wants passed in his first 100 days in office.

A Catholic high school in Kentucky faced backlash Saturday after the video showed a group of young men surrounding indigenous marchers in Washington.

On Monday, McDonald's announced it will launch the BTS Meal starting May 26 in the U.S. and 11 other countries.

Royal Caribbean is suspending its U.S. operations at midnight Saturday, the company said, joining other cruise companies in response to coronavirus.

More than seven decades after the Nazis robbed her of the privilege, Esther Begam walked into an auditorium this month to receive her high school diploma.

K-pop superstars BTS have raised $3.6 million and generated millions of tweets during four years of teaming up with the U.N. children's agency.

Hawaii may once again take a leading role in tobacco policy as one of its legislators introduced a bill that seeks to ban cigarettes.

Washington Post story says the boy's family worked with Mollie Tibbetts' alleged killer. Tibbetts' brother asked his mother if boy could stay.

People of color, women, LGBT people have long been marginalized and the violence and rhetoric faced this year terrifies many.

Jill Biden promises to be a busy first lady: She plans to keep her day job as a college English professor in northern Virginia.

USA TODAY chats with Yeonjun of Tomorrow X Together about his anticipated solo mixtape "GGUM", its concept and how he's challenging his artistry.

The eight members of ATEEZ chat with USA TODAY about their latest comeback "The World EP. 2: Outlaw." What to know about the music, members and more.

A false claim contends it is illegal under HIPAA to ask about vaccination status. Legal experts agree HIPAA does not apply. Asking is legal.

The mayor is calling for charges against the white police officer who knelt on the neck of 46-year-old George Floyd. All 4 cops have been identified.

BTS has taken the world by storm over the past year, and their fame is justified and deserved.

Blackpink and BTS are two K-pop groups completing a U.S. takeover.

As a state senator, Sarah McBride will also be the highest-ranking openly transgender official in the country.

Mo'Nique sued Netflix alleging discrimination in pay offers. Netflix tried to get it dismissed but a court ruled for her and the suit will go forward.

Veteran IOC member Dick Pound told USA TODAY Sports that "postponement has been decided" for the 2020 Olympics, and that it won't start July 24.

USA TODAY chats with Tomorrow X Together at Madison Square Garden about performing and day-in-the-life before their second sold-out show at the venue.

BTS brought some joy to its army of fans when the K-pop group performed on NPR's Tiny Desk concert series Monday.

Elon Musk and Grimes have tweaked their baby's famous name after California officials pointed out the moniker didn't comply with vital records rules.

Simone Biles and Japan's Kohei Uchimura are the only gymnasts to win every major international title in an entire, four-year Olympic cycle.

"I was informed by an old school mentality... there are people in the world who don’t like you, and they don’t like that you date girls..." Kristen Stewart said.

A Los Angeles judge held off a ruling on Britney Spears' effort to remove her father, James "Jamie" Spears, from his guardian role over her finances.

Trump walked onstage in front of a presidential seal that appears to have been altered to include symbols representing Russia and golf.

Republicans are embarrassing America. It's past time to admit Trump lost, congratulate Biden, stop spouting misinformation and move on to a transition.

The West Coast could at any moment face disasters that could kill thousands of people and forever change the lives of millions more, experts say.

When Academy Award nominations arrive Tuesday, we hope these names (we see you, Tom Cruise and Keke Palmer) didn't escape Oscar voters' attention.

It was hard to miss the excitement that was K-pop sensation BTS' "Saturday Night Live" appearance.

Jennie Stejna, 103, survived a bout with coronavirus – and celebrated with a beer.

Trump hasn't succeeded in overturning the election results but he has persuaded a third of Americans that Biden wasn't legitimately elected

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