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Colorado coach Deion Sanders says he wishes that there was a salary cap on college football spending because what is going on now is “crazy.”

Comedian Larry David is coming back to HBO with a new sketch comedy show based on U.S. history to be produced by Barack and Michelle Obama.

Former first lady Michelle Obama and her guest, actress Julia Louis Dreyfus — both of whom are multi-millionaires — are being for complaining about how hard life is for women in America today.

Video of Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Retton’s May 17 arrest shows the former gymnastics star reacting in shock for failing sobriety tests

Olympic officials conspired to prevent WNBA star Caitlin Clark from joining the team and she “never had a chance” to be picked to for the team

Video game franchise 2K26 snubbed WNBA star Caitlin Clark and has chosen Chicago Sky player Angel Reese for its NBA 2K26 “WNBA Edition” cover.

Actor Pedro Pascal is once again pushing transgenderism. This time at the London premiere of Marvel’s latest blockbuster, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps.”

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has reported the arrest of Jonny Handy Martinez-Barillas, a Honduran national and MS-13 gangbanger who is in the U.S. illegally.

Bobby Stroupe, Patrick Mahomes’ fitness trainer , did not take it well after a local KC radio host called the NFL quarterback “fat” on Monday.

A look at the list of guests for the late-night TV comedy shows finds that 99% of them have been liberals and only one was right of center.

James Gunn, the director of the upcoming DC reboot movie, “Superman,” is walking back his harsh comments, calling half the country “jerks” and saying “screw them” if they don’t like the political messages in his film.

Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt has shared the anguish of her family after they lost one of their own in the devastating Texas flooding last week.

Radical left-wing actor John Cusack has posted a message so antisemitic that it was even criticized by the denizens of the left-wing bubble social media site BlueSky. Responding to the backlash, Cusack quickly deleted it.

An ambulance was called onto the field Sunday after MLB Seattle Sounders goalkeeper Stefan Frei took a knee to the head.

The Trump administration has quadrupled the arrests of migrants in sanctuary state Colorado, data shows.

The producers of James Gunn’s latest theatrical version of “Superman” asked reviewers not to release their thoughts on the film until Tuesday, but several outlets ignored the demand and posted their reviews early. And some don’t bode well for the film.

Rapper 4Xtra is now down a few after a gruesome fireworks accident left him with two fewer fingers over the July 4th weekend.

Trinity Tigers coach Wade Lytal is asking for prayers for the safe return of his daughter who is still missing in the Texas flash flooding

“Superman” director James Gunn — who was fired by Disney after a decade’s worth of tweets he wrote about child rape, Mexicans, AIDS, and the Holocaust went viral; who said “Trump wakes up every morning hoping more kids are murdered by immigrants so it will help him in the polls;” who called Sen. Ted Cruz a “traitor;” who peddled the Trump “pee tape” hoax, and who said in 2023 “there is such a thing as superhero fatigue,” is now telling a large segment of America that his new superhero movie might not be for them. 

As the death toll in Texas, the state’s two NFL teams, the Cowboys and the Texans, have stepped up along with the NFL to lend a hand.

Actor Michael Douglas is down on the United States and claims that the country has become an “autocracy” because people are going into politics just for the money.

A native American group has joined the effort to stop New York’s schools from dumping native logos and images in schools.

Ex-NFL player Jason Kelce got an unexpected drubbing from anti-American leftists after he posted an uplifting message about loving America.

Comedienne Kathy Griffin presented a wild appearance on the streets of Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Actor David Corenswet, who portrays the Man of Steel in director James Gunn’s upcoming “Superman” movie, has decided that “the American Way” part of the Superman motto just isn’t working for him. So, he altered the saying to “Truth, Justice, and good things.”

A group of female cyclists ar alleging that USA Cycling engaged in “deception” and tried to hide the real gender of a transgender competitor.

More than 100,000 patients who visited hospitals in Texas between last November and February of this year admitted they are illegal migrants.

Actor Michael Madsen, famed for his roles in films such as “Kill Bill” and “Reservoir Dogs” was found dead in his home on Thursday. He was 67.

Natasha Cloud gushed enthusiastically for Democrat socialist candidate for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and threatened Trump.

First Lady Melania Trump visited young hospital patients at D.C.’s Children’s National Hospital on Thursday bearing gifts and even helping decorate the garden for the Independence Day celebrations on Friday.

Two youth baseball coaches have been relieved of their duties with an Illinois baseball team after video went viral that shows them streaking.

Fox Sports Radio’s Doug Gottlieb slammed the WNBA, saying the league is “not a real professional sport” over jealousy for Caitlin Clark.

Former pop band member Aubrey O’Day posted a video to Instagram saying the felt “sick” after Sean “Diddy” Combs was not convicted on some of the most serious charges against him in court on Wednesday.

Activists are suing Tennessee to cancel a new law that could ban landlords from renting apartments and homes to illegal aliens.

“South Park” season 27 has been put on hold amid the brewing merger of Skydance and Paramount causing the upcoming season to face delays for its debut and the creators of the popular series, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, are furious at the whole thing.

Now that UPenn has vacated Thomas’ dubious records and apologized for for including him, will ESPN also apologize for promoting him?