One of the mainstays of ESPN’s ultra-woke era in the 2010s (yes, there was an era, even more woke than now) claims that President Trump’s immigration policies are aimed at making America a “whiter nation.”
ESPN sports man Stephen A. Smith is warning Gov. Gavin Newsom that the riots in L.A. will probably sink his 2028 presidential ambitions.
Sports talker Stephen A. Smith is stepping in between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump to endorse one of Musk’s recent X posts.
John Brenkus, the founder and host of the Emmy-award-winning ESPN show Sports Science, has died at the age of 54.
Peddling the idea that Angel Reese is “not the villain” in the ongoing saga between Reese and archrival Caitlin Clark is a tough sell. Especially the day after a WNBA investigation concluded that the racial taunts Reese claimed fans directed at her the last time she faced Clark, never happened. Yet, that’s exactly what Jemele Hill is selling.
Former ESPN NFL reporter Ed Werder blasted CNN’s Jake Tapper for selling out while Biden was in power by ignoring Biden’s obvious decline.
ESPN’s Ryan Clark accused fellow commentator Robert Griffin III of being ignorant to what black women “have to endure.”
Any thought that the rivalry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese had subsided over the long offseason was quickly put to rest on Saturday, as Reese had to be held back from swinging at Clark after a hard foul.
Major League Baseball reinstated Pete Rose from the permanently ineligible list this week, but ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith thinks it may not have entirely been MLB’s doing.
Cooper Flagg is the best player in the NBA Draft, and he’s white, and ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith believes the Dallas Mavericks should draft him for both reasons.
Stephen A. Smith has fired a shot across the bow of one of his potential 2028 Democratic presidential rivals by saying that New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) will not appeal to centrist voters.
Kate Fagan, a former regular on ESPN’s Around the Horn, used her final appearance on the show Thursday to argue for allowing boys to compete in girls’ sports.
If you thought Caitlin Clark’s ratings-grabbing abilities were confined to the regular and postseason, you were mistaken.
After months of speculating about a presidential run, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith is finally facing the tough questions about whether he’s even qualified to run for president.
ESPN hot-take artist Stephen A. Smith picked up a powerful and surprising nod for a possible run for office from the president on Tuesday.
Tony Buzbee, the lawyer representing the woman accusing ESPN analyst and NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe of rape, will not be releasing video of the two having sex, calling it key evidence in the case.
Mel Kiper Jr. went on a three-day rant blasting NFL teams for not drafting Shedeur Sanders, and it ruined the NFL draft.
One would think that after spending days demanding that Shedeur Sanders be drafted, ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. would be happy once Sanders was drafted. But that’s not the case.
Shannon Sharpe has announced that he is stepping away from ESPN amid a lawsuit alleging that he raped a woman.
A second audio clip of ESPN host Shannon Sharpe allegedly threatening to choke a woman who is now accusing him of rape has emerged.
ESPN host and former NFL football star Shannon Sharpe offered a woman accusing him of rape a $10 million payout to drop the case.
ESPN personality Shannon Sharpe is vowing to sue his rape accuser and her attorney for defamation, hours after the his accuser released an audio recording she claims is proof that Sharpe threatened to “choke the sh*t” out of her.
The legal team of a woman who has filed a lawsuit accusing ESPN sports man Shannon Sharpe of rape has released audio in which Sharpe allegedly threatens to choke the woman. On Monday, a woman who is thus far remaining
A spokesman for ESPN First Take host Shannon Sharpe is responding to a lawsuit filed by a woman who alleges that Sharpe raped her.
WWE personality Paul Heyman shocked ESPN’s Pat McAfee Monday after making a joke about the rape charges facing fellow ESPN personality Shannon Sharpe.
ESPN First Take host Shannon Sharpe has been accused of rape in a $50 million lawsuit filed on Sunday in Nevada.
ESPN talker Stephen A. Smith vigorously defended Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) visit to the White House on Sunday, calling Democrats who took issue with her meeting President Trump “childish.”
ESPN hot-take artist Stephen A. Smith says he must consider a presidential run because he is ” disgusted” with both parties and the many politicians who tell him to run.
The news you did not realize you needed is here: Stephen A. Smith is no longer ruling out a 2028 presidential run.
Stephen A. Smith thinks former President Barack Obama would have difficulty beating President Trump in a hypothetical third-term matchup.
ESPNs Stephen A. Smith took a swipe at California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom for refusing to do his podcast.
ESPN’s Monica McNutt believes Caitlin Clark is popular because she appeals to Midwestern white people.
Stephen A. Smith is taking aim at left-wing MSNBC for claiming he is a MAGA propagandist and is clapping back at the network’s minions.
Stephen A Smith is again responding to Lakers star LeBron James in the continuing saga of the two’s March 5 confrontation.
College athletics has become a booming business for athletes in the name, image, and likeness (NIL) era, and former NFL great JJ Watt wants to see the NCAA change its tune.
Former NFL QB Robert Griffin III received a furious backlash on X on Thursday after saying that MLB legend Jackie Robinson’s breaking of the color barrier was not “political.”
The oft-reported rumors that ESPN would purchase NFL Media have taken a turn for the serious, as details of the proposed purchase suggest the deal may be imminent and historic.
No one has talked more about Stephen A. Smith running for president than Stephen A. Smith. Now, the ESPN talker is “laughing” at the idea.
Jets star Mark Gastineau is suing ESPN and accusing the network of unfairly playing up a video showing his dustup with legend Brett Favre.
Stephen A. Smith has dropped his conciliatory tone following his confrontation with LeBron James and is now calling the NBA superstar’s behavior “weak” and “bullsh*t.”
