An organization that governs surfing contests has told a Calif. surfing competition that it must allow men who “identify” as women to compete
David Simon, former journalist and creator of the much-lauded TV show “The Wire,” claims he had a revelation while watching the testimony of porn actress Stormy Daniels during the Trump business records trial but it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
Joe Biden’s X account on Friday was seen urging Americans to “support women’s sports” even as he continues to push transgenderism.
Crime is rising rapidly in New York City due to a wave of President Joe Biden’s immigrants, and even NPR admits the trend.
David Tennant, one of the most popular actors to portray Britain’s Doctor Who, has a message about transgenderism and says he is sick and tired of the “weaponization” of transgender rights. His criticism isn’t aimed at the transgenders attempting to force their will on the west, it’s with those resisting transgenderism.
Former Boston Celtics player Glen Davis has been handed a 40-month prison sentence for defrauding the league’s healthcare plan.
Dallas Cowboys VP Stephen Jones says that he is sure Dak Prescott will lead them to a championship despite a stall in contract talks.
A girl’s high school 400m race in Portland has become a focus of controversy after a transgender competitor won handily.
Comedian and ‘Jackass’ star Steve-O has apparently had enough and is selling his home in Los Angeles for a new place in Tennessee.
Comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish is doubling down on her criticism of the widespread protests now roiling college campuses from coast to coast and is urging students to be “more effective” by getting their education and then getting elected to office to make actual change instead of attacking schools with ineffective disruptions.
An art contest at New Hartford Central School in Utica, has been blasted for allowing the display of a piece of art that some called “racist.”
The Robert Kraft Foundation aired an ad during last night’s NBA playoff game urging campus protesters not to “bring hate to the protest.”
Hundreds of illegal aliens have been placed in the homes of private citizens who volunteered to take migrants in, for a stipend.
Ex-NBA star Gilbert Arenas ripped Rudy Gobert for skipping out on Game 2 of the NBA playoffs to be with his wife as his son was being born.
The former Fiancée of Patriots player Aaron Hernandez was disgusted by jokes about the dead player delivered the roast of Tom Brady.
JJ Watt says that this will be the last year he will make his standing offer to Texans coach DeMeco Ryans to make a comeback with the team.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has dropped a plan to use an empty manufacturing building on the city’s South Side to house illegal aliens.
Actress Kristen Stewart is openly admitting that she is going for the extremes in her directorial debut, aiming for controversy instead of a film with “Jesus and dogs” which she thinks Americans might actually like.
“Big Bang Theory” star Kaley Cuoco has joined a growing list of celebrities and entertainers who have moved out of the Los Angeles area and, like many others, she says she did it so that her family would have a better quality of life.
Hundreds of Americans gathered in Boston on Saturday to blast Democrats for approving $420 million to shelter migrants.
Former Michigan football star linebacker Obi Ezeh is dead at only 36, according to his mother who announced the passing on Sunday.
WNBA star Brittney Griner, who infamously served a year in a Russian prison on drug charges, says being a mother would be far more important.
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) has been accused of a number of financial improprieties even while negotiating its new contract, including skipping out on financial audits and awarding multimillion-dollar contracts to the relative of a top union officer.
The three big wins racked up in the women’s Division III track & field events by a college transgender runner would make him last as a man.
The Chicago Teachers Union is demanding a $50 billion contract with provisions including free abortion services, cash to migrants, LGBTQ concessions, and a big hike in pay all despite falling student enrollment and worsening student proficiency rates.
Nearly 70 pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested outside the Art Institute of Chicago on Saturday as anti-Israel protests continue.
Houghton University’s President spoke out against allowing transgender athletes play in women’s sports, saying it is a “moral position.”
NBC’s Saturday Night Live did little more than say “So what?” as university campuses break down into chaos all across the country.
Former Los Angeles Lakers point guard Darius Morris has died at only 33 years of age, his family has confirmed.
Hollywood star Ryan Gosling says he is not accepting darker roles in films in order to protect his family’s mental health.
Mariska Hargitay, the longtime star of TV’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, lamented a court’s decision to overturn the rape conviction of Hollywood heavyweight producer Harvey Weinstein.
Massachusetts Democrat Gov. Maura Healey signed the state budget, which provides an additional $426 million for housing illegals.
Former ESPN personality Jemele Hill took exception to a video of frat boys counter-protesting left-wing pro-Palestinian demonstrators who were marching on the campus of the University of Mississippi.
A WV judge has reversed a school district’s ban on the five girls who protested against being forced to compete against a transgender player.
Farrah Aldjufrie, the daughter of actress Kyle Richards, was the target of a home invasion last Tuesday during which $1 million worth of items was stolen.
Video of a slap fight between adult women at Disneyland is going viral after the footage was posted to social media site Instagram.
Hundreds of migrants from Africa and Venezuela swarmed into a Seattle park on Monday and erected a tent encampment before issuing demands.
Former Florida State quarterback Marcus Outzen has passed away after a short battle with a rare immune deficiency disorder. He was only 46.
More states have officially joined Tennessee in its lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules for college sports.
“Stranger Things” star Brett Gelman said many of the pro-Palestinian protests occurring on college campuses are hate based.
