The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism's second consecutive Super Bowl ad unites Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg to expose the often ridiculous and overinflated reasons behind hate.

Jewish activists slammed billionaire New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft for bankrolling a Super Bowl commercial against hatred – because it fails to mention the rise in antisemitism.

As he did for last year's game, Kraft released an ad for his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS). This year's commercial is called "No Reason to Hate" and features Snoop Dogg and Kraft's ...

Kraft Heinz reported a mixed Q4 with lower-than-expected revenue. Management issued cautious guidance for the next fiscal year. The stock currently trades at low earnings and offers a high ...

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and the team's former quarterback Tom Brady have teamed up for a new commercial on combating racism. Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism released the ...

Despite challenges, gross profit margins improved slightly to 34.1% from 33.8% last year. Kraft Heinz is a leading global food and beverage company distinguished by its notable brand portfolio ...

Political reporters James Pindell and Emma Platoff discuss who's backing Kraft and the challenges he'll face. Kraft signed the paperwork on Friday and the document appeared on Monday on the ...

Despite owning six Super Bowl rings and having billions of dollars to his name, Robert Kraft's stock has never been lower. Fresh off being passed over for the Pro Football Hall of Fame (again ...

Some viewers online were not impressed with Kraft's choice of spokespeople ... "This was the dumbest commercial of the Super Bowl," one user wrote on X. "If Snoop Dog (sic) wanted to stand ...

In late January, just days before Josh Kraft announced his run for mayor of Boston, city officials were readying for a meeting on a topic of great relevance to his family: whether taxpayers would ...