The White House shared a popular quote from "The Sopranos" main character Tony Soprano amid reports that President Donald Trump plans to install a new statue of Italian explorer Christopher Columbus.

When a group of crypto bros spent $300,000 commissioning a 15-foot gold statue of Donald Trump, their grift seemed solid enough. Their memecoin, $PATRIOT — for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A giant bronze statue of President Donald Trump covered in pure gold leaf is set to greet world leaders at this year’s Group of 20 ...

"In this house, Christopher Columbus is a hero — end of story," Tony says in season four of 'The Sopranos.' By Seth Abramovitch Senior Writer Donald Trump is turning to an unlikely ally in defending ...

Indiana University Athletics has announced plans for a statue to honor former men's basketball coach Bob Knight, who won three national titles during his 29 years in Bloomington. Knight's statue will ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A few things stand out from the decision to grant the Italian explorer’s stony visage a place of honor. The Columbus statue in ...

A giant bronze statue of President Donald Trump covered in pure gold leaf is set to greet world leaders at this year’s Group of 20 summit in Miami. The 15-foot-tall statue has been dubbed the “Don ...

Plans to place a replica of Baltimore’s toppled Christopher Columbus statue on the White House grounds are gaining momentum again — but there is still no confirmation that the move will happen or when ...

The Trump administration is moving toward installing a Christopher Columbus statue on White House grounds, seeking to recognize the late Italian explorer for his contributions to U.S. history. White ...

Indiana plans to build a permanent bronze statue of former men’s basketball coach and Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Knight inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, the Hoosiers’ home arena. The ...

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