All articles tagged with #apology
A St. Bonaventure University political science professor posted a social-media message celebrating Senator Lindsey Graham's death, using inflammatory language, before deleting it within hours and issuing an apology. The university said the post did not align with its mission or Franciscan values and will address the matter to uphold the institution's values.
Sean Strickland apologized for criticizing Dustin Poirier’s arrest comments and for calling him a 'selfish piece of shit' after a conversation with Poirier, saying Poirier is genuinely troubled by his actions and that he regrets the remarks; he even hopes Poirier doesn’t lose his Bud Light sponsorship. Poirier, who retired in 2025 following a loss to Max Holloway, has publicly addressed the incident and his mental health.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized after a whisky-fueled moment on the Deep Bush podcast in which he said he would 'marry, shag, and date' Kylie Minogue, triggering backlash from opposition lawmakers and critics who called it inappropriate; Minogue has not commented on the incident.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized for joking about Kylie Minogue on Nikki Osborne’s Bush Deep podcast after backlash; during a rapid-fire “Shag, marry, date” segment, he flagged Minogue as the favorite, prompting readings of disrespect toward women from critics, while Deputy PM Richard Marles defended the government’s commitment to gender equality. The moment sparked broader debate about judgment and national image, with a playful nod at elevating pop icon Minogue in cultural conversations.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized after making NSFW remarks about Kylie Minogue on a comedy podcast, triggering feminist backlash and prompting an official apology from his office.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese issued an unequivocal apology after remarks about Kylie Minogue were made during a Bush Deep podcast where he and the host played a 'shag, marry, date' game; the comments drew bipartisan criticism as sexist and inappropriate, prompting his office to publicly apologize and fueling ongoing debate about sexism and the prime minister’s conduct.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized on July 6, 2026 for off-color remarks about Kylie Minogue made on the Bush Deep podcast, where he casually answered a “shag, marry, date” question involving Minogue, Nicole Kidman and Rhonda Burchmore; the comments drew criticism from opposition figures and he issued an unequivocal apology.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized after a podcast segment where he said he would have sex with Kylie Minogue if given the choice among three women; he noted he was newly married and joked about it, prompting criticism from opposition figures who called it crude and sexist. Deputy PM Richard Marles defended the government’s gender-equality record, while Minogue has not commented. Albanese is the first Australian prime minister to marry in office, a fact highlighted amid the controversy.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologised unreservedly after telling a Bush Deep podcast game that he would 'shag' Kylie Minogue, prompting condemnation from female MPs who called the remark inappropriate; the episode included a 'shag, marry, date' segment and drew mixed reactions, with some government figures defending him and others urging firmer conduct.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese issued an unequivocal apology for remarks about Kylie Minogue made in a Bush Deep podcast, where he responded to a 'shag, marry or date' question with 'Oh, Kylie, clearly,' triggering backlash from MPs who said the comments were disrespectful and sexist; the apology came after the interview conducted at the prime minister's Canberra residence and amid discussions on gender equality in government.
Keir Starmer formally apologized in Parliament on behalf of the state for historic forced adoptions in England and Wales, calling the practice a stain on history. The apology follows decades of campaigning and parliamentary inquiries that found coercion and complicity across authorities and religious bodies, and it aims to improve access to adoption records and support for affected families.
Fox News and Fox Business aired a rare on-air apology after Kevin O’Leary claimed opponents of his Utah Stratos data-center project were funded by China; the network said there is no evidence supporting the allegations and apologized across four shows. O’Leary later said on social media he has no evidence that the Alliance for a Better Utah or Elevate Strategies are funded by China, though he did not issue an apology himself. The correction was delivered on Johnny Joey Jones’s Big Weekend Show and later aired on Saturday in America, Mornings with Maria, and the Big Money Show.
An ABC7 Los Angeles reporter apologized after making dismissive, stereotyped remarks about Bosnia and Herzegovina on live TV ahead of the United States' World Cup Round of 32 matchup; the clip went viral, and she issued an Instagram apology saying the World Cup should unite communities. Bosnia earned its first World Cup knockout berth by finishing third in Group B, while the U.S. won its group and will meet Bosnia at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
Country singer Bailey Zimmerman apologized after charges were filed for allegedly causing about $16,000 in damage at Sandia Resort & Casino in Albuquerque following a canceled May show; investigators allege he trashed his hotel room, threw instruments, shoved band members, and spat at a security officer, and refused to leave, prompting police escort off the property. He expressed remorse and accountability in a statement to fans and the Pueblo of Sandia, saying he will learn from the incident and make amends.
Former NCT member Mark, who launched his label Upper Room after leaving NCT and SM Entertainment in April, faced backlash over photos of him wearing a Confederate flag T-shirt as his label issued a public apology via Instagram Stories.