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Self-confessed socialist candidate for president, Bernie Sanders, recently ripped pro-baseball because its players make more than teachers. But to many Americans, it looks like Bernie lacks any understanding about the economics of the matter.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) has realized a record-breaking $15.9 million take for April.

“Avengers: Endgame”” couldn’t hold on to its number one spot at the box office, toppled by action flick John Wick: Chapter 3 Parabellum” but the Marvel-Disney epic did become the highest earning film opening in history.

Former President Barack Obama is already preparing for the eventual 2020 Democrat nominee by launching a “unity fund” to help in the 2020 election.

The Denver Broncos will host the graduation ceremony for the Highlands Ranch STEM school, which was rocked by a murderous shooting rampage last week.

Las Vegas residents were outraged on Thursday when a woman accused of killing an elderly man by pushing him off a bus was freed on bond.

The Ole Miss golf team got the wrong kind of birdie in the final round of its NCAA Regional contest in Palo Alto, California, when one of the team’s fairway hits struck a bird in midair.

As Congress begins debating the Equality Act, the Heritage Foundation warns that if the bill becomes law it will prove the death knell for women’s sports.

Actress and talk show host Busy Philipps has launched the #YouKnowMe campaign to urge women to celebrate their abortions in the face of a raft of restrictive new abortion laws popping up in several states.

Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is critical of the word “merit,” calling it a “condescending word” as used by President Donald Trump.

A pregnant Chicago woman responding to an ad for baby clothes was brutally strangled to death and her unborn baby ripped from her womb.

A five-year-old boy became the model of stick-to-itiveness when he finally succeeded after repeated attempts to karate kick a board in two.

Sen. Ron Wyden (D, OR) sent a letter to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on behalf of Portland Trail Blazers player Enes Kanter, asking for his “safe passage” to and from Canada for all Western Conference Finals games against Toronto.

Replete with an A-list Hollywood cast including Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Tilda Swinton, and Selena Gomez, the satirical film that opened Cannes sees a small town come to terms with an environmental apocalypse caused by “polar fracking.”

With Hollywood up in arms over the various restrictive abortion laws being passed, actress Milla Jovovich is now speaking out against these bills and about her own abortion.

Fox NFL commentator Terry Bradshaw has apologized for an insensitive comment he made about Asian actor and comedian Ken Jeong.

Three Florida radio stations will air two-minute snippets of speeches made by President Donald Trump every hour until Election Day in 2020.

Maine is on the verge of joining those states giving up their rights under the Electoral College and changing election rules to award the state’s vote to the winner of the popular vote.

Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban said this week that no current candidate seeking the Democrat nomination could beat President Trump in 2020. He also hinted that he might run for president as an independent.

While some in the media claim that President Donald Trump is trying to bring back “Jim Crow” in America, former ESPN host Jemele Hill has gone even farther back in history to claim that Trump has fulfilled the 150-year-old “racist” vision of former U.S. President Andrew Johnson.

Megan Rapinoe, co-captain for the United States Women’s national soccer team, says that she will “probably never sing the national anthem again.”

A group of women in Georgia’s film industry launched an effort to oppose the boycott on their jobs pushed by abortion extremists in Hollywood

TNT host Charles Barkley took yet another swipe at Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid telling Embiid he can “kiss my ass.”

President Trump trolled the sports world with a tweet noting that the Red Sox have been winning “since coming to the White House.”

Florida police arrested a “snarling” woman at a Burger King who was later found to have seven syringes filled with an unidentified liquid hidden inside her vagina.

A federal judge has ordered the State of Florida to provide all election ballots in Spanish starting with the 2020 election cycle.

A video of Dallas Mavericks forward Kristaps Porzingis with a bloodied face outside of an establishment in his native Latvia, led to claims that the star forward had been involved in a fight with a “group of Russians” who were upset that he had switched NBA teams.

‘Pokémon: Detective Pikachu’ nearly toppled Marvel superhero juggernaut ‘Avengers: Endgame’ with a strong $21 million opening.

Yankees fans are calling for a boycott in response to the team’s banning of Kate Smith’s version of God Bless America. The team ditched the late singer’s rendition after a they learned Smith had also sung some controversial songs about blacks back in the 1930s.

Street artist Sabo lampooned Pete Buttigieg with Mad Magazine Cartoon only days after President Donald Trump laughed off the candidacy of “Mayor Pete” Buttigieg by comparing the former Indiana mayor to the cartoon character Alfred E. Neuman of Mad Magazine fame.

Hollywood producers J.J. Abrams and Jordon Peele will still be filming their upcoming HBO horror series in the State of Georgia.

A North Carolina infant miraculously survived a murder attempt by her mother who police say threw the baby down a ravine to die.

Pam Keith, a former Democrat candidate for Congress in Florida, is openly calling for women to stop having sex with conservative men.

Russian strongman Vladimir Putin took a hard fall on the ice while waving to the fans at a hockey game in Sochi.

Hollywood director and left-wing activist Rob Reiner warns the two dozen Democrats who are running for president not to attack each other.

MSNBC talking head Ron Klain insisted that President Donald Trump takes such pleasure in dividing our country, that he was “happy” when white members of the Boston Red Sox visited the White House and “the players of color” did not.