USA Today Sports has found another reason to attack President Donald Trump’s border wall with the story of a Texas golf course that was cut in half by a border fence erected to prevent people from crossing into the U.S. illegally.
If NFL fans continue to turn away from football, the TV networks could lose as much as $200 million in earnings, according to a new report.
An Arkansas high school teacher has been arrested and accused of having illicit sexual relations with four high school boys, two of them on the same night, court documents say.
A lesbian couple arrested and convicted of beating and torturing their five-year-old boy so badly that he had two strokes from years of beatings has been sentenced to 20 years in jail.
A resident of Riverside County was arrested Saturday and charged with sexually assaulting three females inside a Norco, California, Target outlet.
Rapper Jay-Z has reportedly turned down an offer to appear in this year’s Super Bowl halftime show. The rapper’s rejection of the offer comes only a few days after his tribute to former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick at one of his concerts.
The NFL has suffered new lows for the second week on CBS with a double-digit fall over last year’s ratings.
Police in Minnesota arrested a suspect after a disturbing video of a disabled teen being beaten went viral.
A team of children in an Illinois football league caused controversy last week, when they took a knee to protest the national anthem in emulation of protests started last year by Colin Kaepernick.
Mets Pitcher Noah Syndergaard has jumped into the global warming debate by saying that the recent hurricanes are a sort of revenge exacted by global warming because of President Donald Trump’s decision to leave the Paris Climate Accord.
Former White House Press Secretary, Anthony Scaramucci, hinted that New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady skipped a visit to the White House this year because his super model wife, Gisele Bundchen, is jealous of Ivanka Trump.
The Dallas Cowboys once again came out on top of the annual Forbes list of most valuable NFL franchises, Monday.
After a series of high-profile missteps, ESPN insiders are becoming worried and maybe a bit paranoid that the network’s claim to be “serving sports fans” is hard to believe, a new report says.
An African national convicted of rape and ordered deported, threw a fit as ICE officials tried to load him onto a plane for Togo, Africa.
Liberal Brown University is set to offer segregated dinners for black and Muslim students on the tail of recent Antifa protests that have turned violent over the last few months.
Democrat Dan Helmer is running for Congress in Virginia’s 10th Congressional District, but if his first TV ad is any indication he will not be winning any karaoke awards or picking up many new voters. Even liberals are left cringing after a viewing.
The NFL’s league’s player’s union is still bestowing accolades upon Colin Kaepernick having now awarded him a “community outreach” award for 2017 even as he looks to become a footnote in NFL history.
NFL reporting often focuses on those massive hits taken on the field, but they rarely concern hits taken by cheerleaders. That all changed during the Chief-Eagles game on Sunday when a Chiefs cheerleader took a major hit near the Chiefs’ end zone.
Los Angeles has two pro football teams, these days, but for the NFL’s week two, neither one was able to draw even the same crowds they got for week one.
One of wrestling’s biggest names is gone. Bobby “The Brain” Heenan, a Hall of Famer, manager, and announcer has passed away at 73.
A new report reveals the shocking amount of money donated by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to left-wing, pro-socialist organizations in coordination with the Clintons and anti-American billionaire George Soros.
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie may not be entirely against NFL players indulging activism for social justice, but he finds everything Colin Kaepernick does distasteful.
A new report alleges that three African American hosts refused to go on the air when ESPN bosses wanted to sideline embattled SportsCenter host Jemele Hill after she called President Donald Trump a “white supremacist” on Twitter.
Former Democrat President Jimmy Carter jumped to President Donald Trump’s defense, Wednesday, praising the New Yorker for not doing away with President Obama’s DACA program in one shot.
Rock star Kid Rock may or may not be running for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, but his opinion about NFL national anthem protesters is unmistakable: he doesn’t like them.
A reporter for Sports Illustrated was oddly surprised when football fans assumed he was making a political statement by wearing a Colin Kaepernick jersey at a recent Bills-Jets game.
TV foodie Anthony Bourdain told paparazzi outside an airport that if he was asked to cater a dinner for President Donald Trump, he would poison the food.
Last week Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Michael Bennett accused the Las Vegas police of racial discrimination and brutality. Now Bennett is claiming the incident changed him “spiritually.”
As the media mulls ESPN’s scolding of SportsCenter host Jemele Hill for calling President Donald Trump a “white supremacist,” White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked how the White House feels about the sportscaster’s comments.
Superman steps in to save a group of illegal immigrants from a white supremacist upset about losing his job in the latest Man of Steel comic from DC Comics, due out in stores this week.
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick let fans know that he supports the outrageous actions of ESPN host Jemele Hill who called President Donald Trump a “white supremacist” on Twitter.
Democrats have tried every way possible to destroy President Donald Trump but find themselves “confounded” that every attack just bounces off our “Teflon Don” of a president no matter what they try.
On Monday, ESPN host Jemele Hill called President Donald Trump a “white supremacist.” Today, the cable sports network responded with a meaningless slap on the wrist for their host’s outrageous comment.
Fans can now mark Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry as a fan of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and his protests against the United States.
Vandals on Tuesday defaced a statue of Italian explorer Christopher Columbus in New York City’s famed Central Park.
The Cleveland Indians have been having quite a season. Yet, despite winning an amazing 19 games in a row, the sports media cannot help themselves, from ruining all the fun by bringing Chief Wahoo, the team’s 70-year-old “racist” logo.
Former San Francisco 49er player Colin Kaepernick may be on the outside looking in at the NFL even as his national anthem protests continue across the league, but he has not been idle with his activism. Kaepernick’s newest cause is to fund illegal aliens so that they can fly to Washington D.C. to protest against President Donald Trump.
As the regular NFL season kicked into high gear this Sunday, nearly a dozen players across the league decided to continue former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s radical protests against the United States during the playing of the national anthem.
ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown broadcaster Randy Moss caused a bit of a stir with an oddly phrased launch into politics while trying to praise the Hurricane Harvey relief campaign ramrodded by Houston Texans player J.J. Watt.
Police in Florida are reporting that dozens have been arrested for looting stores and homes and breaking curfew after mass evacuations; the curfews were set to protect life and property.
