Denver police have charged an illegal immigrant with murdering an American just one month after they released the alien from jail, despite requests from federal immigration officials.
National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver doubled down on the league’s activist support of transgender rights last week saying that the NBA will continue to look for ways to punish states that adopt a transgender bathroom bill.
Police arrested a Florida woman for prostitution after she allegedly offered an undercover officer oral sex in exchange for lunch at Taco Bell.
After eight years of Barack Obama putting his office into permanent campaign mode while keeping his campaign machinery in constant operation, NPR is accusing Donald J. Trump of waging a “permanent campaign.”
A group of mostly white students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is demanding that the school offer a wholly free education to black students, even if they are convicted criminals.
Apparently New England Patriots defensive end Chris Long got a bit fed up with the attacks launched against him for his decision to skip the White House meeting the team earned by winning the Super Bowl LI. Long jumped to his Twitter account to slam fans disappointed over his decision.
Five-time Super Bowl winning coach Bill Belichick has been tapped to step out from behind his coaching clipboard and in front of a microphone to narrate a new World War II documentary about the famed D-Day invasion of Normandy, launched by Allied Forces that led to the end of the biggest war in human history.
A couple in Texas is celebrating the impending birth of twins with a photo that speaks to the years they spent struggling with infertility.
A woman who allegedly lost her children due to charges of prostitution and illegal drug use has been ordered not to get pregnant again by a New York family court judge.
CNN is viewing its antagonism toward President Donald J. Trump as a “badge of honor” — and according to CNN president Jeff Zucker the network’s daily aggression aimed at Trump is “boosting” employee morale.
As more and more members of America’s sports scene turn their position as players and reporters into a platform to rant on politics, fans increasingly demand that they “stick to sports” and leave politics to others. But The New York Times now defends the politicized sports scene, saying that destroying Donald Trump is more important than sports.
Mexican presidential hopeful Andres Manuel López Obrador held a mass rally in Los Angeles on Sunday to criticize American President Donald J. Trump’s plans to build a wall across the U.S.-Mexico border.
After the National Football League warned the State of Texas to stop debating a bathroom bill meant to protect vulnerable women and children from predators, the state’s Governor issued his own warning: the NFL should stick to football and leave politics to others.
Before his inauguration and since taking office, Donald J. Trump has repeatedly said he would send the feds into Chicago to help the city deal with its incessant gang violence and out of control murder rate. Now a report notes that members of Trump’s Department of Justice will soon visit The Windy City to do just that.
The left is after New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady once again, this time for daring to post a poem from celebrated Jungle Book author Rudyard Kipling.
Once an indispensable sports powerhouse, cable TV network ESPN has gone from must-see-TV for millions of sports fans to financial boondoggle for owner Disney with the network losing up to 10,000 subscribers a day, a report says.
Leftists are attacking President Donald J. Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, for daring to sit behind the president’s desk in a photo taken in the Oval Office with President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Washington D.C.-based political newspaper, The Hill, recently published an editorial insisting that Donald Trump has “roiled the sports world” as players, coaches, and teams rush to microphones to garner a few minutes of notoriety with pronouncements in opposition to the president.
Several Olympic snowboarders continue to proudly use their status as Olympians as a platform for political activism, with their main goal to urge President Donald Trump to perpetuate the 2015 Paris global warming climate change agreement. Though, one has also financed protesters such as those of the “Women’s March,” which occurred the day after Trump took the oath of office in February.
A sports reporter fired by the New York Post is now suing the paper for firing him without cause, a report says.
Buoyed by several sports leagues punishing the State of North Carolina over its bathroom bill, the National Football League now warns that it will boycott the State of Texas, blocking future Super Bowl games, if Texas enacts a similar law.
Police in Columbus, Ohio, have charged a sex offender who had been released from prison only three months ago with the rape and murder of Ohio State University student Reagan Tokes.
As Donald J. Trump continues to settle in at the White House, companies are still announcing new jobs and larger investments in America, many citing the president as their reason.
An 11-year-old Chicago girl was shot in the head Saturday night during yet another incident of gang violence.
The City of Charlottesville, Virginia, is still mired in controversy by an earlier decision to eliminate a nearly 100-year-old statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee from the city’s Lee Park — so much so that a commission to address the issue was convened.
A woman fell to her death from an escalator at New York’s World Trade Center Oculus while attempting to retrieve her twin sister’s hat, authorities say.
Risking his popularity with millions of Republicans and Trump supporters, action star and former wrestler Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is on the warpath against Under Armour CEO, Kevin Plank, over his recent comments in support of President Donald J. Trump.
Ken Starr, who until just last year was president of Baylor University, is looking to land in the Trump administration, according to reports.
According to a new report by the Internal Revenue Service, a record number of American citizens have given up their U.S. citizenship for that of another nation.
Kellogg Company, the nation’s largest breakfast cereal manufacturer, is again announcing major cut backs and has slashed its sales forecast as profits continue to fall.
Shannon Sharpe, co-host of Fox Sports’ “Skip and Shannon: Undisputed,” advised members of the New England Patriots to boycott the visit to the White House they earned by winning Super Bowl LI.
Retail giant Target has abruptly shuttered two high priority projects which were intended to guarantee the company’s future, amid the public boycott provoked by the company’s insistence on transgender friendly, mixed-sex dressing rooms.
Authorities are saying that the man accused of killing the woman known as the Queens Jogger may have attacked her because he hated the white neighborhood in which she lived.
The much ballyhooed “Breitbart of the left” planned by Clinton apologist David Brock lost its CEO before the site even launched, as investigative reporter David Sirota announced he is bowing out of the project.
A California high school basketball player has stunned the sports world with his amazing feat on Tuesday, when he scored a whopping 92 points in a single game.
Late on Tuesday evening the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers cleared the way for the completion of the Dakota Access pipeline, sending liberals across the country into apoplexy on social media.
The City of Charlottesville, Virginia, has decided to remove a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee that has stood in a city park for nearly 100 years, reports say.
Boxing great George Foreman recently offered President Donald Trump a bit of advice about how to face his political foes. Don’t give up the fight.
New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady’s Super Bowl jersey is missing and now the famed Texas Rangers have been put on the case to find it, reports reveal.
On what would have been Florida teenager Trayvon Martin’s 22nd birthday, Teen Vogue magazine celebrated his birthday by misleading its young readers on what really happened on that terrible day in 2012, making it seem as though Martin was merely an innocent victim of “racism.”
