Vasana Montgomery, the 25-year-old from Beaverton, Ore. who was cast in “Love Island USA” Season 8 and promptly expelled for using the n-word in social media videos, made a public apology on Wednesday ...

Vasana Montgomery will no longer appear on the upcoming installment of the reality series after videos of her using the slur surfaced online. By McKinley Franklin Days before Love Island USA is set to ...

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A “Love Island USA” cast member has once again been booted from the villa. This time, it happened before the newest season even premiered. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive ...

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CLAIM: A video from a 1985 hearing exposes Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden for using the N-word, stating: “We already have a n----- mayor, we don’t need any more n----- big shots!” ...

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The millions of Americans who rely on Social Security could see their monthly benefit checks slashed by an average of about $500 if the program's retirement trust fund becomes insolvent, a scenario ...