New York Times columnist David Brooks supported journalist Katie Couric’s decision to edit out the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s criticism of athletes who kneel to protest the national anthem — according to Couric herself.
Matt Dumba of the Minnesota Wild knelt during U.S. national anthem before the Chicago-Edmonton game; he stood for the Canadian anthem.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has often been accused of being tone-deaf, or out of touch with how fans view the game. On Wednesday, we may have received the best possible evidence that those who believe that are absolutely correct.
In a new oped, Lauren DeBellis Appell of Fox News wondered when the National Football League will finally realize that it is destroying its all-American brand by allowing the constant anti-American protests mounted during the playing of the national anthem.
Social commentator Shelby Steele recently wrote an editorial for the Wall Street Journal wondering if the protests by black NFL players during the playing of the national anthem, signals the end of any weight being placed on public protests by blacks in America today.
The ACLU just launched the latest campaign in its crusade to undermine American values and patriotism.
As liberals pretend half-empty NFL stadiums and falling TV ratings have nothing to do with President Donald Trump calling out anthem protests, the New York Daily News reports the Yankees-Astros American League Championship Series averaged 95 percent more viewers than last year’s clash for the pennant between the Cleveland Indians and Toronto Blue Jays.
President Donald Trump criticized the NFL as athletes continued to protest during the national anthem.
When the first half of the 21st century is way back enough for a history to written unencumbered by agenda, President Barack Obama will be remembered as the worst thing that ever happened to the Democrat Party. And to the NFL.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Carolina Panthers went down to the wire. But fewer wires, and satellites and antennas, brought that exciting finish into homes than the similar conclusion between the Patriots and Buccaneers last week.
Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) challenged President Donald Trump from the pulpit at one of the nation’s oldest African-American churches on Sunday, accusing the commander-in-chief of carrying out “an assault on our deepest values” and “our commitment to equality, to fairness, and to justice.”
President Donald Trump called out former 49ers quarterback Colin Kapernick and other NFL players on Friday for protesting the national anthem, expressing what millions of football fans have already registered by tuning out.
Yet another poll now shows that NFL fans are less likely to watch the sport because of the Colin Kaepernick-styled national anthem protests and politics being foisted on fans by players.
Marshawn Lynch of the Oakland Raiders hasn’t taken the field since 2015. Most people remember him for munching Skittles on the sidelines and for “Beast Mode” plays on the field.
With the growing fear that Baltimore Ravens starting quarterback Joe Flacco might end up on the long-term disabled list, talk of giving anti-American protester Colin Kaepernick a workout is growing. And now, several players have spoken up to welcome the idea of adding Kaepernick to the roster.
ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth is not accepting the results of the J.D. Power poll that found 26 percent of sports fans surveyed quit watching the NFL over national anthem protests started by Colin Kaepernick. Foxworth said Friday on ESPN’s “First Take” that the
Wednesday, ESPN2 “First Take” co-host Stephen A. Smith reacted to San Francisco 49ers quarterback and activist Colin Kaepernick sitting out on voting in the 2016 election by delivering one of his greatest rants ever. Smith called Kaepernick “shameful” and a “flaming
Former NFL star and former ESPN analyst Cris Carter discussed Monday on Fox Sports 1’s “Speak for Yourself” the NFL national anthem protests that were started by 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Carter sympathized with the athletes’ frustrations, but he urged
Women’s soccer player Megan Rapinoe continued her protest against the national anthem on Thursday evening — this time, wearing the official uniform of the United States Women’s National Team.
