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A Morning Consult poll found that many fans are itching to return to in-person attendance at games, but they are also still worried about their safety from the coronavirus.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Friday once again began imposing draconian coronavirus lockdowns on the Windy City’s beleaguered businesses, but owners are at last beginning to organize against the rules.

During a Wednesday town hall, Green Bay Packers star Bret Favre and President Donald Trump spoke about the need to keep politics out of professional sports.

With Game 2 of the World Series earning such dismal ratings, baseball isn’t doing much better than the rest of woke pro sports.

For more than five decades, Americans have brought in the fall holidays with Charlie Brown TV specials. But the tradition of watching those classics on broadcast TV is no more after AppleTV+ secured the rights to the shows and will block them from appearing on the networks.

The National Football League has signaled that it may push the Super Bowl back to March if the coronavirus continues to present a hurdle.

The University of Texas Longhorn band will not play the school song, “The Eyes of Texas,” this coming weekend.

A couple weeks ago, Selma director and Joe Biden backer Ava DuVernay hoped President Donald Trump would recovered from coronavirus, calling him a “disgrace,” “liar,” and a “white supremacist,” and vowed that “we’re going to vote you out.” Now, she is using her art distribution and advocacy organization ARRAY to promote a drive-in movie and early voting and registration event in Los Angeles, California ahead of the election.

Actor Matthew McConaughey is looking to head off potential national unrest by urging Americans to accept the results of the presidential election, and “embrace” the winner, no matter who wins.

LSU has lowered the boom on Odell Beckham and enacted a ban to prevent him from visiting the school’s football program for two years.

Actor Sean Penn, who has been pictured hobnobbing with Cuba’s communist dictator Raul Castro, dictator and former president of Venezuela Hugo Chavez, and Russian president Vladimir Putin, went on the attack against Republicans again, calling its leaders “the party of Putin.” 

Netflix saw its stock take a six percent tumble this week after the streaming giant missed its third-quarter earnings targets and expected subscriber growth.

Ratings for Game 7 of the NLCS and the Georgia-Alabama college football game individually beat every one of the six NBA Finals games, Outkick the Coverage reports.

The NFL has suffered another ratings disaster, this time a 17 percent nosedive for Week 6 of Sunday Night Football.

Shots broke out during a youth football game in Jacksonville, Florida, on Sunday, leaving a seven-year-old boy wounded and his father dead.

The University of Iowa rebuffed demands from a group of black former athletes who demanded $20 million in damages for the “racial discrimination.”

Former UFC welterweight fighter Zelim Imadaev said on Sunday that the Chechen teen in France who beheaded his teacher is a “hero of Islam.”

Biden’s campaign flooded the air with an ad blitz during Sunday’s NFL games, putting the candidate in front of millions of football fans.

The Carolina Panthers surprised fans Sunday with an early voting booth as the team opened up Bank of America Stadium.

Republican challenger Pat O’Brien outraised Democrat first-term Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx in the state’s attorney race, financial reports say.

WNBA star Sue Bird recently took a swipe at soccer saying it is “generally” made up of “cute little white girls.”

Leftist activist and Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors has inked a production deal with Warner Bros. Television Group to produce content across the company’s many multimedia platforms.

Entertainment giant Disney has added expanded trigger warnings over “racist content” to many of its classic films, including “Peter Pan,” “Dumbo,” “Fantasia,” and “Lady and the Tramp,” on its streaming service Disney Plus.

A report in the Washington Post alleges that team Washington Football Team Owner Dan Snyder wanted his cheerleaders to be “skinny” and have “big t*ts.”

The City of Chicago has been dubbed America’s “rattiest city” for the sixth consecutive year by pest control company Orkin.

A group of anonymous street artists hijacked a full-sized billboard atop the Whisky a Go Go nightclub in Los Angeles and slapped Joe Biden’s name underneath an image of the DC Comics character “Swamp Thing.”

The NFL honored a Wisconsin woman who claimed to be the victim of a hate crime on its Instagram page, more than a week after local and federal authorities found no evidence to support her claims of being attacked.

In April, Marvel movie star, former WWE champion, and Smirnoff Seltzer pitchman Dave Bautista called Trump voters “brain dead” people. The smears continued this week, with him telling his 1.4 million Twitter followers that supporters of President Trump are just “small crowds of idiots.”

ESPN’s Max Kellerman went on an anti-Trump rant, Thursday, calling the president fat, while talking Alabama coach Nick Saban’s coronavirus.

Rockets GM Daryl Morey has resigned only a year after earning the ire of the NBA for supporting the democracy movement in Hong Kong.