Sports

March Madness is just around the corner. It is one of the most enthralling sports tournaments in America, filled with unlikely schools making runs deep into the tournament, NBA prospects shining on the biggest stage in college basketball, and endless dramatic finishes that could keep even the hardest of fans to please glued to the television for hours.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Darius Slay is known for making flashy plays on the gridiron, and he made an equally flashy statement on Twitter.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has generated plenty of buzz within the LGTBQ+ community by supporting the “Parental Rights in Education” bill (or as his lying critics call it, the “Don’t Say Gay” bill), which will prevent radical gender ideology from being taught to pre-K thorugh third grade students in the public school system. But journalists and pro-gay activist are not the only ones who have…

Economic sanctions aren't precise weapons, and their collateral damage can be far reaching.

Even at 50, former NHL winger Jaromir Jagr is finding ways to impress on the ice, though this time, it was not with his trademark ability to score goals.

CBS and Turner Broadcasting System have announced a most peculiar addition to their broadcast team for the NCAA Tournament (aka March Madness). It’s Rex Chapman, an incoming CNN+ host and longtime far Left-wing nut job with a very troubling resume and an aversion to truth. 

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley and former Cincinnati Reds first baseman Pete Rose unfortunately have something in common: they both love to gamble, and their wagering habits led to some pretty hefty consequences.

The ostracism of a Russian presence from sports leagues continues.

Patriotism isn’t dead in the sports world. Charlotte F.C., Major League Soccer’s newest franchise, hosted their inaugural home match against the L.A. Galaxy on Saturday, with roughly 75,000 fans in attendance. Unfortunately, the pregame ceremony did not go fully as planned.

Sometimes people just can’t let the past go. Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson sat in on a discussion with several prominent black celebrities on LeBron James’ show The Shop on a variety of topics. At one point in the conversation, businessman and media personality Maverick Carter directed the conversation to how Jackson was asked if he wanted to switch positions from…

Look closer at the data.

The U.S. women’s national soccer team has been second to none in excellence on the international scene. They have won four of the eight women’s World Cup titles (including the most recent two), and have made the podium in six of the seven Olympic tournaments. But even though their trophy case is loaded, two of the stars most responsible for their unprecedented level of success said the team…

It’s finally over.

Russian national Roman Abramovich has decided to sell the ownership rights of his English Premier League club Chelsea F.C.