Former NFL coach Tony Dungy generated a lot of buzz for supporting a pro-fatherhood bill in Florida, and is doing so again after slamming a pro-choice politician.

Add MSNBC contributor and former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal to the list of unhinged progressives that think the potential overturn of Roe v Wade will be a bad thing.

Sports fans are voting with their remote control and playing hardball with Major League Baseball. It’s gotten so bad that a college women’s softball game between Virginia Tech and Tennessee on April 21 out-drew MLB broadcasts over a two-week period (excluding Sunday night baseball).

What do Lia Thomas and Sen. Raphael Warnock have in common?

Pride Month is approaching and Hollywood plans to use the month of June to offend Americans with various bizarre manifestations of radical gender ideology.

Folks, are you like me? Do you have a taste for absurd comedy along the lines of Monty Python? Then treat yourself to NBC’s Today Parents Newsletter where you’ll find pieces like the April 21 essay by one Jay Deitcher – so bizarre it must be an update of the classic Coal Miner Son sketch.

Last night was a historic night for the MLB’s partner league, the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball (ALPB), but for the wrong reasons.

What’s that bad taste in Subway’s mouth? It’s the bitter flavor of a fast-shrinking franchise and the fall-out from hiring the notorious Megan Rapinoe as a national pitch-woman. Subway is losing franchises hand over foot, and its Rapinoe ad campaign is getting some of the blame for the company driving customers away. 

Whenever Donald Trump speaks, juicy soundbites follow.

Hollywood corporations have spent years insulting mainstream American values and pushing woke lunacy. The month of April proved that they can no longer continue to do so without real-world financial consequences. 

Stephen Colbert’s reaction to the potential overturn of Roe v Wade was everything you’d expect from The Late Show host: emotional, unhinged, and mostly incorrect.

Each of the National Football League’s 32 teams attempted to strengthen their rosters over the weekend by drafting promising young college talent. Former Baltimore Ravens’ player Bart Scott, now an ESPN football analyst, said what each team really needs, though, is a couple more felons. His outrageous comments played right into the hands of critics who already regard the NFL as the National “…

Planned Parenthood just canceled abortions in Alabama and Georgia and baby killers are NOT happy. 

At least one tennis player is disgusted with Wimbledon’s decision to ban Russian athletes from this summer’s tournament.