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Craig Morgan talks to The Boot about his time in the armed forces and what he thinks of America today.

Craig Morgan jumped to the defense of country music after a bizarre comment from a guest on MSNBC caused the network to issue an on-air apology.

"The show must go on." We've heard that sentiment expressed in the music business many, many times over the years. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why?

Craig Morgan isn't backing down in his defense of Clint Eastwood‘s latest movie, ‘American Sniper.’ In fact, it seems like he's just getting started.

Craig Morgan wasn't too happy with a recent tweet from comic actor Seth Rogen, and he took to social media to let it be known.

It was a very Merry Christmas for Craig Morgan's wife Karen a few years back. The 'Wake Up Lovin' You' singer gave his No. 1 girl what he considers to be the best Christmas gift he's ever given!

Craig Morgan has released the video for his new single, 'We'll Come Back Around.'

Tonight, "Taste of Country Nights" host Sam Alex will have Kellie Pickler in the studio tonight. Kellie will reveal that she's been working on some new music. I really adore Kellie, she has such a heart for our military, and entertains our troops as much as possible.

Things have come full circle for Craig Morgan. There are a lot of similarities between where he was with his song 'That's What I Love About Sunday' and where he is now with his new song 'Wake Up Lovin' You.'

Craig Morgan recently embarked on his eleventh overseas tour, where he entertained the men and women serving abroad. While he was there, the 'This Old Boy' hitmaker was able to orchestrate a super sweet moment for a deserving couple.

Big D and Bubba have some awesome guests in the studio next week! Actor Robert Duvall, yep, Augustas "Gus" McCrae of Lonesome Dove himself! Also during the week, Craig Morgan, Eric Paslay and the Boot Campaign crew will be stopping by.

Over a dozen people in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Iowa were killed after a wave of storms and tornadoes tore through south-central United States. Many of the deaths were in Faulkner County, Ark., as a powerful twister flipped cars and tore through houses. Justin Moore — a native of Poyen, Ark., about one hour south — was one of a number of country stars to offer prayers on Sunday night and Monday.