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Activists have fanned out at the NBA’s season-opening games to demonstrate in support of democracy in Hong Kong.

Transgender Cyclist Rachel McKinnon is now blaming Donald Trump, Jr., for “hate messages” on Twitter.

An amazing video has gone viral that shows a two-year-old boy taking his first steps after surgery for a rare disorder.

Former Clinton intern-turned activist Monica Lewinsky is set to team with Catfish producer Max Joseph to produce a documentary about public shaming entitled 15 Minutes of Shame for HBO.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Anthony Chickillo was arrested on Sunday and charged with assaulting his girlfriend, Alysha Newman.

Transgender Cyclist Rachel McKinnon continues to smash women’s cycling records, the latest being a “world record” in the women’s 200m sprint.

With Week Seven nearly in the history books, we’re reminded that the days when the NFL could seemingly fill every stadium without much effort, are also in the past.

Austrian-born actor Arnold Schwarzenegger is still lamenting the fact that the U.S. Constitution bars him from running for president because he was born in a foreign country.

Breakfast cereal giant Kellogg’s is teaming with the gay advocacy group GLAAD for an anti-bullying campaign.

An Arkansas man has been accused of murdering a mother’s two young children while she watched before he then killed her.

Former NBA star Dennis Rodman was charged with battery after a Florida bar patron alleged that the former player slapped him.

At least one NFL executive is enjoying the NBA’s troubles, joking that the “woke” basketball league is being “hoisted on its own petard” for turning a blind eye to China’s human rights abuse record.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai, played off the NBA’s kowtowing to China controversy to warn about allowing the communist nation to get its hooks into America’s growing 5G network.

U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe made the BBC’s 2019 list of the 100 most inspiring and influential women across the world.

On Tuesday, LeBron James insisted that he does not want to be political about everything, but an old tweet saying just the opposite is now coming back to haunt the NBA star.

Officials became involved when the parents of a family living in the cellar of an isolated farmhouse near the town of Ruinerwold were flagged for not sending their children to school.

As NBA players increasingly lineup in support of the oppressive Chinese government, it’s becoming evident that the main motivating factor is their financial dealings with the communist nation.

Progressive NBA star LeBron James is suddenly exclaiming that every political issue is not “everybody’s problem,” as fallout over his dismissive comments about China’s human rights abuses continues to roil NBA fans.

Workers for Target are criticizing their employer for finding their hours cut, leaving them struggling after receiving a big pay raise.

The XFL Draft is on as the new football league looks to pick up around 400 players out of 1,000 prospects this week.

Demonstrators in Hong Kong began burning their LeBron James jerseys and merchandise after the NBA star made comments that were critical of Daryl Morey, and cited the “negatives” of free speech.

Actor Michael Rapaport found NBA star LeBron James’ astonishing comments on China this week to be a moment of vindication for his longtime proclamations that the NBA superstar is a “fake” progressive activist.

NBA star Enes Kanter, who was born and raised in the oppressive country of Turkey, took a swipe at LeBron James on Tuesday over the latter’s ignorant comments on China.

In a private meeting with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, players from the Brooklyn Nets and Los Angeles Lakers reportedly criticized the league for their handling of the NBA-China rift.

A deceased Irish man delighted his family by pulling one last prank with a hidden recording device hidden in his grave.

Super-producer Pharrell Williams says he’s changed his mind and is apologizing for the “chauvinist” masculinity and sexism in his hit 2013 song “Blurred Lines.”

Sports fans were surprised, Sunday, when Pope Francis tweeted out his support of the New Orleans Saints — entirely by accident.

Grammy Award-winning DJ-producer Zedd told fans on Sunday that he was “permanently banned” in China for his supportive tweet for South Park’s episode about Chinese censorship.

It is Week 6 of the 2019 NFL season and fans are still seeing plenty of empty seats in stadiums all around the country.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs received his drugs from a team PR official, a report says.

Former ESPN social justice warrior Jemele Hill took to Twitter to “laugh,” as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo detailed the litany of Chinese Human Rights Abuses on Friday.

Actress and left-wing activist Jane Fonda was arrested on Friday during a protest on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building after moving to the area to facilitate her protests.

Colin Kaepernick’s agent, Jeff Nailey, has release a statement to “set the record straight” about the “false narratives” regarding his client.

A New Jersey man has been arrested and charged with threatening several farmers who told him he could not have sex with their animals.

Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban has never held back from speaking publicly about politics and international relations, but even Cuban is suddenly silent where it concerns China.

A Bay Area TV station was accused of racism for broadcasting the caption “Braves Scalped,” after Wednesday’s National League Division Series game between the Atlanta Braves and the St. Louis Cardinals.