One Piece has a lot of lovable characters, although the list can ultimately be narrowed down to the following contenders.

including one that evidently involves thirteen people found dead. Check out the promo below: The long-awaited premiere of Law & Order: Organized Crime also means that fans can enjoy Law & Order ...

One Piece chapter 1147 raw scans were expected to clarify some of the points made in earlier text-based spoilers, especially the issue’s exact order of events. Unofficially leaked on Thursday ...

I don’t know why this is, and I am not especially happy about it, but it’s true. If you have one Bitcoin, you can sell it on a crypto exchange for about $93,000, or you can sell it on a US ...

Katie Price’s turbulent love life, which has included eight engagements and three divorces, has finally led her to meeting “The One,” she says. On her Katie Price Show podcast, she says that ...

The identity of the Man Marked By Flames, or 'Firescar' as he's called by some, is one of One Piece's greatest mysteries.

Ferguson, a Democrat and longtime supporter of stricter gun laws, is expected to sign it into law. So what does this ... set limits on rent increases—one of the first in the country if passed.

One Piece Chapter 1147 is finally here, and it’s a crazy one. Titled “Things We Fear,” the story heads deeper into the chaos building up in Elbaf. With the World Government turning up the pressure and ...

one of the two parties has finally seen the light. No, the Conservatives are not suddenly all in on gun control. It’s the Liberals who have discovered the virtues of law and order. The party’s ...

He emphasized that no one is above the law, regardless of age. Moshood made this statement during an interview on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief. His comments follow the release of ...

The Straw Hat Pirates’ sprawling adventure across the Grand Line has been a staple of anime ever since the late 90s, and with more than 1000 episodes, it’s fair to say that One Piece has had ...

“This is an enormous usurpation of legislative power by the executive and an abuse of emergency powers,” Ilya Somin, a libertarian law professor at George Mason University and one of the ...