UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen, one of the hottest NFL prospect in the upcoming 2018 Draft, recently noted that he gets a lot of anti-Semitic taunts because of his Jewish heritage.
The liberal The Nation magazine is apparently furious that “racist” President Donald Trump is preparing to issue a posthumous pardon for Jack Johnson, America’s first black heavyweight boxing champion.
“Terminator” and “Avatar” director James Cameron is no fan of the decade-long string of Marvel superhero movies that have flooded theaters, the frustrated director says, “enough already.”
San Francisco 49ers General Manager John Lynch said the team would stand behind linebacker Reuben Foster, unless the courts prove he is guilty of domestic battery.
President Donald Trump has been a big booster of the world of Ultimate Fighting Championship and, according to a new BuzzFeed article, the UFC is all in for the president in return.
ESPN host Jemele Hill is now advocating for Adidas to give Colin Kaepernick an endorsement deal, regardless of whether an NFL team signs him for the 2018 season.
A couple from Aurora, Colorado, was charged with animal cruelty for sexually abusing their dog in a mobile home refashioned as a “sex chamber,” police say.
Former Panthers and Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy, whose NFL career fizzled after a domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend, is now poised to advance in the world of the UFC.
Chicago police were called when witnesses said they saw an elderly woman pushing a shopping cart with a dead body inside near the city’s Chatham neighborhood.
Four people were killed and four others hurt when a gunman opened fire at a Waffle House near Nashville, Tennessee, early on Sunday morning. The suspect escaped after a patron wrestled the gun away, police reported.
Police have now charged an illegal alien with driving a car into a home that caused a massive explosion early in April.
A Wisconsin woman earned praise from police after “body slamming” a suspect who was attacking the officers as they tried to arrest a man for parole violations, reports say.
Actor and President Donald Trump impersonator Alec Baldwin took to Twitter on Friday and attacked the president, saying that the midterm elections are the perfect time to “save this country” from the “madman” Trump.
A California woman finally graduating from college invited a police officer who arrested her for drug possession to her ceremony saying the officer’s arrest scared her into turning her life around.
College police in Texas discovered a car with a two-year-old girl locked inside, and as they tried to extract her, they allegedly discovered her father had locked himself in the trunk and was trying to set the vehicle on fire.
Head Coach Pete Carroll is the latest Seattle Seahawks official to assure fans that Colin Kaepernick is still in the running to join the team.
Former Vice President Joe Biden took a slap at the National Football League by saying it has not done enough for the #MeToo sexual harassment movement, even after the league kicked in to help host Biden’s new “Courage” awards.
ESPN is sending its political/sports site FiveThirtyEight over to the ABC News, perhaps to blunt criticism that ESPN is too political.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R, KY) has torpedoed President Donald Trump’s plan to cut $60 billion in federal spending, despite a promise to open a “discussion” on the cuts.
Launching a campaign to put an end to cheerleading in the NFL, USA Today columnist Nancy Armour is at it again, using her column for political activism.
Former FBI Director James Comey now says that he regrets making fun of President Donald Trump’s appearance in his ill-received new tell-all book.
The Miami Dolphins have invited members of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas football team, to help announce their 2018 NFL Draft picks next week.
Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo has a solution to cut down on the number of baseball’s cold weather game postponements: schedule fewer regular-season games.
As week three continues for ESPN’s new “woke” morning show, the numbers reveal that Get Up! is still struggling to gain viewers.
A Canadian citizen arrested for trying to smuggle $21 million in cocaine into Australia blamed her addiction to Instagram selfies for her crime.
A California professor at Fresno State University gleefully jumped to social media to attack recently deceased First Lady Barbara Bush calling her a “racist” and a “witch” before laughing at critics of her posts and saying she will never be fired because she is a tenured professor.
To hilarious ridicule on the Internet, porn star and Donald Trump accuser Stormy Daniels released the sketch of the man she claims threatened her life. And to jokers on the Internet the sketch looked just like New England Patriots QB Tom Brady.
Gregg Popovich, the outspoken anti-Trump coach of the San Antonio Spurs, says he does not care if fans are upset at his constant political tirades.
An illegal alien was arrested and charged by police in Nebraska for allegedly crashing into a motorcyclist and then running over the victim in an attempt to flee the scene and escape arrest.
Sportswear giant Adidas has promised to sign Colin Kaepernick to an endorsement deal, but only if an NFL team signs him first, according to reports.
San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich is no stranger to the media with his near weekly, hate-filled rants about President Trump. However, the attacks have been going on so long and are so virulent that many fans are simply waking away from the team.
A lawsuit alleges that the Federal Election Commission (FEC) ignored the Democrat National Committee (DNC) and the Clinton campaign’s laundering of $84 million in campaign donations to get around legal donation limits.
Female college athletes are forced to withstand a campaign of pressure to terminate pregnancies in order to stay in top condition, according to a piece in the Washington Examiner.
NBC’s Sunday night sci-fi drama, Timeless has joined Hollywood’s anti-Christian crusade by mocking Christianity, demeaning the practice of prayer, and insisting that,”God doesn’t exist.”
Seattle Seahawks insiders are insisting that former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick is not out of the running for job, despite the team’s recent signing of backup quarterback Austin Davis.
Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Daryl Worley was tased and arrested by police in Philadelphia, according to multiple reports.
Democrats claim to love unions, but many are now working to kill a new plan to unionize campaign volunteers before it even gets off the drawing board, NBC News reports.
The former superintendent of a northwest Illinois school district was arrested and charged with “revenge porn” for texting nude images of a former partner, police say.
Oklahoma City Thunder announcer Brian Davis was suspended for saying that Russell Westbrook was “out of his cotton-picking mind” during a recent broadcast.
A woman invited to sing that national anthem at an upcoming Reno Aces baseball game, has turned down the offer saying she will not sing until the team respects the fans’ Second Amendment rights.
