Tuesday, during an appearance on Fox News Channel’s “The Will Cain Show,” Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) responded to Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred’s letter questioning the league for its warning to Giants pitchers Landen Roupp, JT Brubaker and Ryan Walker for writing Bible verses on their so-called “Pride Night” hats.

Chinese soccer fans – with the backing of state-run propaganda outlets – are cheering on their referees and tchotchke-making factories at the FIFA World Cup in the absence of a competent soccer team.

The NFL has elected to take a pass on holding a supplemental draft telling Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby he’s not under consideration
A 23-year-old hiker has died after falling over Nevada Fall at Yosemite National Park, authorities have confirmed.

ESPN NFL draft analyst Matt Miller underwent an amputation procedure on his left arm after a major car accident that nearly took his life.

Tiger Woods appeared before reporters on Tuesday, in what became his first public comments since his DUI arrest in March.

A small claims court in Colombia formally accepted a legal action this week against the Colombian national soccer team and two of its most popular players, Luis Díaz and James Rodríguez, in which an individual accuses them of “treason to the nation” in response to the existence of an artificial intelligence (AI) image of the players.

The father of Austin Metcalf, the white Texas teen murdered by Karmelo Anthony last year, is blasting members of the media.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred has confirmed players will not be fined or penalized for wearing Bible verses.

On Monday, MMA fighter Sean Strickland used two X posts to describe what he wants in a new pistol so fans can help him find a gun that matches the description.

If the people of Long Island lose their chance to hold a major PGA Tour event, it will bother Golf Channel analyst Eamon Lynch not at all.

Europeans visiting the United States for the 2026 World Cup have found themselves pleasantly surprised by small-town America, Buc-ee’s, Target, large portion sizes, and unlimited soda refills, according to footage circulating on social media. “We owe America a huge apology, because America is nothing like the media tells us,” one World Cup fan said. “Everyone is so friendly — I’ve honestly had the best time.”

Last year Netflix jumped head first into the world of podcasting and made big-dollar deals with a large number of media companies to host their shows, but a year later the streamer’s engagement numbers are still very low.

Lionel Messi now has the World Cup scoring record with 17 goals in his career.

The Iranian government was caught trying to sneak a terrorist into the U.S.A. as a fake member of its World Cup national men’s soccer team.

Police are investigating assault claims made over the weekend against Jets quarterback Geno Smith, TMZ Sports reports.

One particular WNBA coach is taking her team’s loss on Pride Night especially hard.

Masters Champion Rory McIlroy took it to a heckling fan during the U.S. Open as he struggled to a 32nd place finish for the tournament.

A young security guard was fatally struck by a suspected drunk driver outside SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles as he walked home following a World Cup match on June 15.

A woman is drawing criticism online after video showed her dumping the contents of a New York Knicks orange and blue trash can and walking away with it.

Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei said Saturday U.S. travel restrictions on his World Cup team have been be eased for their third group game but that does replace the lack of love from tournament organizers which he claims has damaged their on-field performance.

A former U.S. Olympian is facing a criminal charge after being accused of damaging federal property at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Los Angeles Dodgers Relief Pitcher Blake Treinen revealed that Major League Baseball contacted him last season after he displayed the name of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on his cap during a game.

D.L. Hughley went on an unhinged rant, proclaiming “America hates black people way more than it hates pedophiles,” in response to the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House.

A Texas court released a series of evidence from the murder case involving Karmelo Anthony, providing the public with its first detailed look at materials presented during trial proceedings.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier launched an investigation into Major League Baseball (MLB) over the league issuing warnings to Christian players who displayed Bible verses on their caps during “Pride” night.

Don’t look now, but the United States might be legitimately good at soccer.

The Seattle Times was criticized on social media for a post claiming that some fans in Seattle have “mixed feelings” about supporting the United States men’s national team in the FIFA World Cup. In a post on X, the outlet

Angel Reese is renewing her feud with WNBA star Caitlin Clark after being called on a foul during Thursday’s Dream-Fever game.

A new report finds that despite his claims of not knowing her, NFL player Mike Pennel did know the woman who was found dead on his property

MLB players who wrote Bible verses on their hats when their teams decided to celebrate Pride Night have a new ally, the federal government.

In what now seems like many, many moons ago, New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) once tried and failed to question President Donald Trump’s Knicks fandom by referencing the “1993 championship team.”

Soccer is not considered a “dangerous” sport, but apparently broadcasting it sometimes can be.

A tough-talking Hunter Biden has challenged Donald Trump Jr. to a cage fight in a lengthy social media post about how the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House was offensive to him.

CZ and Guns.com are holding an auction to raise money to support family members shattered by an officer killed in the line of duty.

Canada strolled past Qatar to win 6-0 in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Group B match on Thursday night, but the contest didn’t end at the final whistle in Vancouver. Far from it.

Adam Njie Jr. a former basketball player for Iona University, has admitted to telling bettors he would throw games for their benefit.
