A violent brawl that included former NFL player Antonio Brown was caught on video at around 3 a.m. Saturday after Brown said “multiple individuals” tried to steal his jewelry after an event in Florida, and he fought back.
The Chicago White Sox celebrated the first American pope during their game Friday against the Miami Marlins, congratulating “South Side’s very own Pope Leo XIV.”
NBC broadcaster Mike Tirico left the set during Kentucky Derby coverage on Saturday after he had a “significant reaction” to his nut allergy.
NBA hall of famer Isiah Thomas had strong words during an on-court interview as he watched Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James warming up shirtless before the game against the Houston Rockets on Friday.
George Foreman left the world a better place when the two-time world heavyweight champion, Olympic gold medalist, entrepreneur, pastor, loving family man, and patriot passed away Friday at the age of 76.
Concerned parents, student-athletes, and others attended the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) meeting Thursday, where they appealed to the regulatory group to protect women from men who try to compete against them in sports in the state.
Dr. Catherine Wheeler, a 24-year Ob/Gyn physician who practiced abortions early in her career but stopped after becoming a Christian, told a crowd of thousands at the 52nd annual March for Life on Friday that she “felt the evil presence” of what is behind abortion, and that “it’s been a long road to become 100 percent pro-life.”
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) told a crowd of thousands at the 52nd annual March for Life on Friday to “show courage in defense of the unborn,” and took a dig at a New York Times (NYT) headline.
Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora said he made the decision to turn down an invitation to then-President Donald Trump’s White House after winning the 2018 World Series because he felt “awkward” celebrating while his home, Puerto Rico, still suffered from Hurricane Maria.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will not face fines or a suspension and did not violate the NFL personal conduct policy for recent sexual assault allegations, an NFL spokesman announced Friday.
Recently retired NFL star Jason Kelce defended his little brother, Kansas City Chief’s tight end Travis Kelce, against a heckler at Penn State after the game against Ohio State on Saturday.
Clark is a well-documented Swiftie, especially after the WNBA rookie “liked” Taylor Swift’s Instagram post endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president on September 10, just hours before the presidential debate between Harris and former President Donald Trump.
Republican Idaho Gov. Brad Little cheered Boise State University women’s volleyball after the team’s decision to forfeit their Saturday game against San José State, who “quietly” added a trans player to their team in April.
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker placed #11 on the NFL Players Association’s (NFLPA) Top 50 Player Sales List, one spot above teammate Travis Kelce, for the player with the highest sales of officially licensed NFL player merchandise from March 1 to May 31, 2024.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys top a “rudest fans” ranking of the 32 NFL teams that includes offenses such as “starting fights,” “excessive bragging,” and “drinking too much.”
“It was a surreal moment, my heart started racing,” 25-year-old Zakia Khudadadi said of the moment she “threw her helmet and mouthpiece into the air” winning the bronze against Turkey’s Ekinci Nurcihan in the women’s taekwondo competition Thursday in Paris, at the 2024 Paralympic Games.
Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku revealed the story of the “bonfire” that burned more than 17% of his body two days before the game against rival Baltimore Ravens during a video interview Friday, where he shared shocking photos of his injuries.
A North Houston-area suburban Starbucks store was vandalized with pro-Palestinian graffiti Monday, including calls to “Boycott Starbucks,” “Free Palestine,” and “Stop Killing Children.”
Hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched outside the Israeli Consulate in West Los Angeles on Saturday, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and waving signs with slogans such as, “Is (not) Rael” and “Israel bombs hospitals, Biden pays for it,” according to media reports and photos of the event.
Details have emerged from last week’s domestic assault arrest of Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross, who allegedly shoved his girlfriend, broke items including her cell phone and car key, and “r[an] a knife across” her Mercedes, according to court documents received Friday by TMZ Sports.
Demonstrators called for “intifada” against Israel in the streets of Washington, DC, on Saturday, where tens of thousands gathered in Freedom Plaza for the District’s “largest pro-Palestinian protest in years,” according to reports.
“Mr. Taylor Swift” Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs made headlines Saturday after an unearthed podcast revealed the tight end saying he was looking for a “breeder” to “get kids” just months before he started dating the singer.
“America’s football mom” Donna Kelce took a minute between her partnership with Barefoot Wine, launching her own snack line with KIND Snacks, getting her “split” team jacket back from the Pro Football Hall of Fame for the November 20 game, and of course watching her sons play football, to talk Taylor Swift to Fox News on Thursday.
Members of a Jewish high school football team endured “antisemitic slurs” and “gestures, including the Nazi salute” after Thursday night’s game in Los Angeles, according to school officials.
Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather Jr. spoke via video chat with members of the Israeli Defense Forces’ (IDF) Yahalom Unit, a special forces anti-terrorism unit, on Monday from Los Angeles, after sending supplies to the troops on his private jet, TMZ Sports reported.
Boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather Jr. will take part in a solidarity march for Israel to the Museum of Tolerance on Sunday in Los Angeles, California, KTLA 5 reported.
Superstar boxer Floyd Mayweather will send his private jet, Air Mayweather, to “deliver food and other supplies, including bullet-proof vests” to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Los Angeles Magazine reported Tuesday.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Anthony Chickillo was tased by police at a Florida hospital Thursday after having a “medical episode” in a doctor’s office, TMZ reported.
In response to New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers calling Travis Kelce “Mr. Pfizer” last week, former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams on Friday defended the Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end’s choice to vaccinate and claiming Rodgers has a “history of promoting dubious health measures.”
After New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, 39, suffered a torn left Achilles tendon Monday night against the Buffalo Bills, fans are wondering how quickly Rodgers will recover after he received surgery in Los Angeles.
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic, who famously declined to take the coronavirus vaccine, won his fourth U.S. Open and 24th Grand Slam on Sunday, where he followed up his win explaining to ESPN that his decision not to take the vaccination “was never anti-vax” and “was always pro-freedom.”
Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze baptized freshman safety Sylvester Smith on Tuesday night after a worship service at Neville Arena that attracted thousands of people.
Saturday’s epic brawl between Cleveland Guardians’ Jose Ramírez and Chicago White Sox’s Tim Anderson, who were ejected in the sixth inning with the White Sox leading 5–1, is getting renewed attention thanks to an enthusiastic play-by-play announcer.
No charges will be filed against NBA rookie Victor Wembanyama’s security guard after Las Vegas police determined he did not ‘backhand’ pop princess Britney Spears, but that video footage shows she “hit herself in the face” during an incident Wednesday.
NBA rookie Victor Wembanyama, who was chosen by the San Antonio Spurs as their No. 1 overall pick in last month’s NBA draft, got the Las Vegas celebrity treatment Wednesday evening when a member of his security allegedly smacked pop legend Britney Spears outside of Catch restaurant at the Aria Hotel and Casino.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) came after Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, on Monday after she posted pictures of her family swimming with dolphins during a recent vacation.
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom came to the USA’s defense on Monday after Washington Mystics player Natasha Cloud called America “trash” just days before July 4th.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy called PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan a liar and a “scumbag” after the Tour merged with LIV Golf on Tuesday, saying he has insulted the families of 9/11 victims by joining with the Saudi-financed LIV.
French Open officials disqualified a women’s doubles team on Sunday after one of the women lobbed a ball that accidentally pelted a ball girl, causing her to burst into tears.
A man has died after falling under a Green Line trolley at North Station, which serves the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, on Tuesday only an hour and a half after the Boston Celtics lost to the Miami Heat.
