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A Boston College history professor has compared the UFC fight recently held at the White House to a 19th century lynching.

The 126th U.S. Open tees off this Thursday at famed Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, NY. Shinny, as dumb people call it, is probably the greatest U.S. Open course with its challenging layout and illustrious history.

The New York Knicks’ victory parade and celebration almost ended with the arrest of a player who played a part in their team’s championship success this year.

Thursday on ABC’s “The View,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg said championship-winning New York Knicks players should go to the White House.

Players on a minor league baseball team in York, Pennsylvania, refused Thursday to comply with LGBT messaging, and their game was forfeited.

The New York Knicks will make history as the first NBA Championship team to visit the White House under President Donald Trump.

Mike Krukow, legendary broadcaster for the San Francisco Giants, criticized players who wore Bible verses on their hats during Pride Night. 

Knicks guard and recently crowned NBA champion Jose Alvarado left open the possibility that a White House visit could be a part of his team’s future plans.

Irish Americans are stereotypically dubbed world class drinkers, but the Scots have put them to shame on their home turf of Boston as they literally drank bars dry before and after their country’s World Cup match over the weekend.

California’s radical gay state Senator Scott Wiener is lashing out at the three L.A. Giants players who refused to wear Gay Pride caps.

The woman who died in an ill-fated bungee jump in Brazil literally put her life in the hands of a rogue business operated by three unsupervised men who were charged with homicide earlier this week.

U.S. immigration officials had to send back a credentialed FIFA referee from Somalia.

Diamondbacks pitcher Ryan Thompson has come to the support of the L.A. Dodgers players who wore Bible verses on their caps

The United States is not a “soccer country,” like many of the European and South American countries competing at the World Cup. But it is starting to put on a convincing act.

Multiple environmental organizations, activists, and climate scientists have warned that the 2026 FIFA World Cup could potentially be the most polluting sporting event in the history of humanity — a concern that attracted more attention on Tuesday as FIFA confirmed its president, Gianni Infantino, would be flying often to attend as many soccer games as possible.

Comedian Nate Bargatze is facing backlash from fans after attending President Donald Trump’s White House UFC event on Sunday. “I’m heartbroken that I can’t be a fan anymore,” one person bemoaned.

Vice President JD Vance and other Republicans have criticized the MLB for warning players against wearing Bible verses during Pride Night.

According to a report from talkSPORT, the champions of the 2026 FIFA World Cup will have the championship trophy presented to them in a very unique way, by the president of the United States.

If NFL legend and New York talk radio host Boomer Esiasin has his way, the New York Knicks will be celebrating their NBA championship at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Iranian soccer star Mohammad Mohebi fired the finger gun shot heard around the world on Monday, following his goal against New Zealand.

The president of the international soccer federation FIFA, Gianni Infantino, made a surprise appearance in the locker room of the Iranian national team on Monday night to offer words of support and comfort following a 2-2 tie against New Zealand in the World Cup.

A single gambler on prediction market platform Polymarket lost $4.2 million on World Cup bets in less than one day, highlighting the massive stakes involved in the soccer tournament, which is expected to become the largest sports gambling event in history.

Argentinian and Algerian fans broke out in a massive melee in New York City’s Times Square ahead of their teams’ World Cup game on Monday.

Iranian turned on each other in the World Cup stands on Monday as supporters of the Mullah regime attacked those who oppose the tyranny.

Comedian and actor Rob Schneider has blasted Major League Baseball as “anti-Christian” and vowed to pay any fines for any player

If you’re voting for, supporting, or tolerating a U.S. Senate candidate who ran around with a Nazi S.S. tattoo for 17 years, we know you’re not really outraged over UFC heavyweight Josh Hokit celebrating his Sunday night victory with a troll about Michelle Obama being a man. We know this because we all know that if a Nazi S.S. tattoo doesn’t outrage you, nothing will.

MLB has issued a warning to three San Francisco Giants pitchers after they displayed Bible verses on their hats during Pride Night.

Comedienne Rosie O’Donnell condemned President Trump and his fans as “racists, homophobic, and UnAmerican” following the UFC match at the White House over the weekend.

Grammy Award-winning musician Sheryl Crow spoke out against the UFC match at the White House over the weekend, calling it “disgraceful and void of decency.”

An alleged explosive drone terror attack destined for Sunday’s UFC Freedom 250 event on the White House South Lawn was thwarted by the FBI and five suspects are now custody, it was revealed Tuesday.

It’s all so unfair. An emotional Iran soccer coach Amir Ghalenoei on Monday played victim and declared Iran is the “most oppressed team in the whole World Cup” after his players were told to return to their Mexico base immediately after their opening game in Los Angeles.

Fans of the Iran soccer team that grabbed a 2-2 draw with New Zealand on Monday at the FIFA World Cup were happy to defy the autocratic sports body and fly flags it had banned – specifically, the pre-revolution Iranian flag of old.

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has reportedly declared for the NFL Supplementary Draft, defusing what was shaping up to be a potentially explosive confrontation between the Big 12, NCAA, and his new school.

An Iran-linked hacker group called Handala on Friday claimed to have infiltrated the surveillance drones operated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and threatened to use those drones in a terrorist attack on World Cup soccer matches.