Former Green Bay Packer Brett Favre said it was “unreal” to see Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky speaking disrespectfully to President Trump in the Oval Office Friday.
New York Rangers fans booed the singing of O Canada before their game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday night.
British golfer Dale Whitnell had himself a day as he recorded not one but two hole-in-ones during Friday’s round of the South African Open as part of the DP World Tour.
Former NFL punter Chris Kluwe says he was fired from his job as a high school football coach in Southern California, after his arrest for protesting at a City Council meeting.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ biggest personnel announcement on Thursday had nothing to do with the free agents or players at the NFL Scouting Combine. Instead, the Bucs decided to bring back one of their own.
Golfer Billy Horschel confronted an intrusive alligator on the golf course Thursday and drove him back to his watery with his wedge.
Don’t look now, but the NFL is once again considering changing their overtime rules format.
Newly confirmed FBI Director Kash Patel wants to cultivate a relationship with the UFC, suggesting that the world’s premier MMA league could help the Bureau’s agents improve their fitness, according to sources familiar with Patel’s teleconference call with FBI field offices this week.
Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather visited Fox Business on Wednesday. He lavished praise on President Trump, calling him the “Greatest president we’ve ever had.”
What began as a simple trip to Starbucks turned into a heated confrontation between NFL Insiders that reportedly required NFL security to defuse.
Re-elected President Donald Trump is on the verge of making peace on another front from Europe, that of the NFL.
The days of the chain gang being used as the primary tool to measure the line-to-gain are over.
You may not be a fan of the “Tush Push,” but Eagles coach Nick Sirianni certainly is, and he thinks the proposal to ban the controversial play is “unfair.”
Denver Broncos outside linebackers coach Michael Wilhoite has been arrested for allegedly punching a police officer at Denver International Airport.
After internet-fueled confusion and controversy, President Donald Trump has set the record straight: The Eagles will be invited to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl victory.
Stephen A. Smith is tired of hearing Democrats mention January 6, and on a recent episode of his podcast, the Stephen A. Smith Show, he let House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D, NY) know about it.
Auburn Tigers men’s basketball head coach Bruce Pearl believes the clock is ticking for “bad guys” after the appointment of his friend Dan Bongino as FBI deputy director.
Have we seen the last of the “Tush Push?” If one NFL team has their way, we definitely have.
Former Cincinnati Bearcat Steve Toyloy has died, the school announced on social media. He was 37 years old.
Kyle Busch threatened to wreck every driver on the track after a teammate cut him off as he picked his way through the field.
According to reports, the Philadelphia Eagles will again skip a White House visit after winning the Super Bowl, as they did in 2018.
KFSN Action News reports that two of the three Fresno State men’s basketball players accused of gambling bet on the games they played.
Former Ohio State Buckeye Donovan Munger, a defensive tackle who won a national championship with the team in 2014, has died. He was 30 years old.
Do not criticize ESPN hot-take artist Stephen A. Smith’s political acumen, or he will call you names.
Charles Barkley is no stranger to blaming President Trump for everything, but now the former NBA star is blaming the president for Team USA’s loss to Canada.
Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner Rob Manfred took a parting shot at ESPN while announcing the end of the media rights deal between MLB and ESPN at the end of the 2025 season.
Team USA members are “pinching themselves” after President Donald Trump made a pre-game phone call to motivate the Americans before their 4 Nations Face-Off championship game against Canada.
ESPN host Molly Qerim suggested there is hypocrisy in how fighting is commonly accepted as a part of hockey yet looked down upon and heavily punished in other sports.
The fists flew when Team USA faced off against Canada on Saturday night, and the war of words continued. Now, President Trump is weighing in.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smtih’s latest foray into politics has upset veteran politico James Carville.
Ex-NFL punter Chris Kluwe was arrested at a City Council meeting in Huntington Beach, California, after protesting a MAGA sign at Huntington Beach’s public library.
British tennis star Emma Raducanu became emotionally upset while talking to an umpire during her match at the Dubai Championships on Monday after a fan “exhibited fixated behavior.”
A war of fists and shoulders erupted Saturday night in Montreal between the U.S. and Canada. Three days later, a war of words continues.
ESPN hot-taker Stephen A. Smith blasted LeBron James for “selfishly” depriving another player of an All-Star Game roster spot and ruining the game’s once-famous Slam Dunk Contest.
For someone who says he’s not running for the Democratic nomination in 2028, ESPN host Stephen A. Smith spends a lot of time discussing the Democratic nominees in 2028.
The Buffalo Bills did not end their season the way they wanted, but their offseason is going quite well for a few of them, at least.
The 2028 presidential election season is far, far away. Yet, Stephen A. Smith, ESPN’s notorious hot-take artist, has already decided whether he will run.
Justin Trudeau’s attempt to curry favor with his countrymen following Canada’s loss to the United States during Saturday night’s 4 Nations Face-Off has made him even more unpopular with Americans.
NFL players have a checkered past regarding the national anthem, but it’s nice when one of them is on the right side of a controversy over the Star-Spangled Banner.
Dallas Mavericks assistant coach and former player Darrell Armstrong was arrested Saturday morning on charges of aggravated assault against his girlfriend.
