ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith, of “First Take,” said Sergio Garcia’s fried chicken comments about Tiger Woods were racist but that he had no reason to believe that the Spaniard was a racist. On “First Take” on Wednesday, the morning
Illegal immigrants applying to receive temporary legal status under President Barack Obama’s election-year Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program are being approved more than 99% of the time at the final judgment stage. An agency tasked with making the determinations
The morning after Sergio Garcia jabbed Tiger Woods at a European Tour awards dinner by saying he would serve Woods “fried chicken” if they ever had dinner, Tiger Woods went on Twitter (@TigerWoods) on Wednesday morning and said Garcia’s comments
Sergio Garcia stuck his foot in his mouth again–escalating his feud with Tiger Woods even more–when he said on Tuesday that he would serve Tiger Woods fried chicken if he ever had him over for dinner. The petulant and mercurial
On Tuesday, Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Kevin Durant pledged to donate $1 million to the victims of the tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma on Monday. The Oklahoma City Thunder matched his $1 million donation, and the NBA Players’ Union also
On Monday, Sergio Garcia accused Tiger Woods of being a liar after conceding that the world’s top-ranked golfer was “probably right” when he called Garcia a “whiner.” “He called me a whiner. He’s probably right,” Garcia said on Monday. “But
Barry Sanders, the Oklahoma State legend, tweeted out his grief after a devastating tornado hit Moore, Oklahoma on Monday. The Heisman Trophy winner said he was “physically ok” and wanted to send his “thoughts, prayers, concerns” to everyone in Oklahoma
Oklahoma head football coach Bob Stoops said he just was not in the mood to talk or think about the upcoming football season a day after a devastating tornado ravaged Moore, Oklahoma on Monday. Stoops appeared on “SportsCenter” on Tuesday
Jim Ross, the legendary wrestling announcer and perhaps the most avid Oklahoma Sooners football fan, tweeted on Monday that he saw the tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma from his backyard and expressed how lucky he felt he was well when
On Tuesday, the Senate Finance Committee will grill Douglas Shulman, the IRS Commissioner who stepped down last November but was in charge when the agency began targeting Tea Party and conservative organizations as early as 2010. This will be Shulman’s
As Oklahomans were suffering after Monday’s devastating tornado, Roll Call reporter Meredith Shiner callously wondered on Twitter if Republican lawmakers who were tweeting “thoughts and prayers” to the victims of the deadly tornado would demand that disaster aid be offset. Will
Democrats and Republicans in the Senate’s Gang of Eight were divided over an amendment that would deny Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) benefits to illegal immigrants who would receive temporary legal statuts under their amnesty bill. The amendment failed to
President Barack Obama believed that opposition to Obamacare would actually fade after the 2010 election. Former Senator Olympia Snowe (R-ME), the moderate Republican who retired when her term ended at the beginning of this year, said on Monday Obama felt Obamacare would “lessen”
On Monday, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) used the devastating Oklahoma tornado as an excuse to bash Republicans for denying global warming and implied Republicans were responsible for actually allowing the destructive natural disaster to occur. “So, you may have a
On Monday, Tiger Woods said the PGA Tour should ban anchored putters as soon as possible. “I hope they go with the ban,” Woods said on Monday at Congressional Country Club outside of Washington, D.C. “Anchoring should not be a
After optimistically telling Morehouse College graduates they would be entering a job market that is “improving” on Sunday, President Barack Obama went to a Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee fundraiser hours later and told the high-dollar attendees that the job market
As Kobe Bryant works this offseason to prove his critics and doubters wrong–as always–and make a comeback from the same type of ACL surgery that has forced NBA greats–like his rival Shaquille O’Neal–into retirement, he will have some grueling days
Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant told the world he will not be retiring as he attempts to make a full comeback from ACL surgery. Sunday night on Twitter, Bryant said he would retire soon, but “not yet.” “Vino still
Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld said recent revelations that the IRS targeted conservative and Tea Party groups will damage the Obama administration, as Americans will not accept government officials deliberately and maliciously using the the government against them. On
Forget his prissiness, his pouty wife, his diva-like antics in the MLS, the unconventional and “hip” name of one of his sons (“Brooklyn”), the claims that he was overrated, his hairstyles, and the allegations that the “pretty boy” cared more
The Treasury Department’s Inspector General for Tax Administration, J. Russell George, reportedly refused to give “substantive details” about the investigation of the agency’s targeting of Tea Party and conservative to the House Oversight Committee, frustrating committee members. According to reports,
Virginia Republicans nominated Mark Obenshain, a state senator and respected lawyer, for Attorney General on Saturday in the same Richmond building where his late father, Richard Obenshain, received the Party’s U.S. Senate nomination 35 years ago shortly before tragically passing
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal said IRS officials who targeted conservatives should go to jail during a surprise appearance at the Virginia Republican Party convention on Saturday. “Anyone who participated in this targeting of Americans for their political beliefs, anyone who
On Saturday, Louisiana’s Republican Governor Bobby Jindal directly tied President Barack Obama’s trifecta of scandals (IRS, AP, and Benghazi) to big-government liberalism. Speaking at the Virginia Republican Party convention, Jindal took a strategic and bigger picture approach in reminding Virginians
