On April 1, Mulvaney ahared an image of a custom Bud Light can with her face on it to celebrate “365 Days of Girlhood.” The postssparked calls for a boycott that have since erased $27 million ...

"Bud light is just flying off the shelves," Twitter user @BADatpokeman wrote late last month, sharing photos of many Bud Light cases at a store. Bud light is just flying off the shelves pic ...

In stark contrast to Bud Light and its fealty to the woke agenda, America’s oldest brewery is once again showing Anheuser-Busch InBev how it’s done. Pottsville, Pennsylvania-based Yuengling ...

The beer company has faced intense criticism in recent days after the announcement it was partnering with Mulvaney, whose picture appeared on a newly unveiled Bud Light can. As of Saturday morning ...

Bud Light continues to draw ire from conservatives and certain musicians alike, as new video appears to show a country singer smashing a can on stage seemingly in protest of the beer brand's ...

Mulvaney’s video post showcased Bud Light cans featuring a picture of her face, which the brand sent her as “possibly the best gift ever” to celebrate her “day 365 of womanhood,” she said.

He then aimed his MP5 submachine gun at a display of Bud Light 12-packs and squeezed off a good number of rounds, exploding some while appearing to miss one box entirely.

Last month, Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender influencer, posted on social media about a personalized can of Bud Light the brewer sent her as a gift. A boycott ensued. WSJ’s Jennifer Maloney unpacks ...

Alissa Heinerscheid, Bud Light's vice president of marketing who said the company needed to update its "fratty" image, enjoyed taking part in that same culture while attending Harvard University.

Bud Light continues to be a drag on Anheuser-Busch InBev’s bottom line in the United States, but the world’s biggest brewer saw its global revenue rise and beating expectations.