It’s been nearly eight months since singer Ingrid Andress admitted she was drunk during her rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the MLB Home Run Derby in Arlington.

Acknowledging the frustrations the tariffs have caused, Ford is calling for respect between Canadians and Americans. “Please do not boo the national anthem in Canada or in the U.S,” he pleaded.

Eight months after she stumbled through the National anthem before MLB's Home Run Derby ... led up to her being intoxicated at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. 'It only took, you know ...

The country singer returned to the stage on Friday night (Feb. 28) for her first public performance since she butchered the national anthem in an ... when she took the field after drinking too ...

It’s been nearly eight months since singer Ingrid Andress admitted she was drunk during her rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the MLB Home Run Derby ...

The Concacaf Nations League finals cast a spotlight on the escalating tensions – on and off the field – between the 2026 ...

MLB Photos via Getty Images The songstress, known for booze-related hits like “Wishful Drinking” and “Waste of Lime,” admitted to walking out on the field that day “not caring” how her ...

1:07 Premier Ford says Trump tariffs mean auto sector ‘will shut down within 10 days’ Ontario Premier Doug Ford has begged Canadians not to boo the American national anthem during sporting ...

"When the team is playing really really well and the national anthem would be sung, he or she could actually stop singing and the crowd would take it over, it was a feeling that just created ...

Chicago coach Gregg Berhalter and American midfielder Jonathan Dean were asked earlier in the week about possible anthem booing in Toronto. "We'll be prepared to play, to compete in a soccer game," ...

Andress, 33, appeared on "The Viall Files" podcast this week to discuss the fallout from her performance and what transpired just before she took the field at Globe Life Field in Arlington in mid ...

Fans at Toronto FC's home opener against the Chicago Fire showed their displeasure at the U.S. by booing "The Star-Spangled Banner" on Saturday.