Boise, Idaho, you can kiss your inclusion in March Madness next spring good-bye. The NCAA prefers a different version of inclusion for its host sites, one that doesn't ban males from participating in female sports like Idaho does. College sports fans, trans inclusion is rolling down the tracks and little can stop it.

Well that’s convenient. Biden appears to have the presidency, though the counting is not finished in battleground states (several recounts are due) and there are major lawsuits from the Trump administration pending. But screw it, the leftist media’s job is to say it’s a done deal and demonize pro-Trumpers as sore losers at best and enemies of the state at worst.

Actor John Cusack won’t stand for any backtalk. In fact, he won’t stand for any talk at all, if he disagrees with it. Many people have been feeling stressed about the presidential race, mostly because they believe deep, moral issues are at stake. Everybody feels strongly about those issues, and the unusually long wait for the election results has exacerbated the tension.

Since Election Day Tuesday, Newsweek sports reporter Dan Cancian cranked out five stories on athletes and coaches taking different sides of the political spectrum. The most notable story centers on former Milwaukee Bucks Coach George Karl saying his team of social justice warriors pushed Joe Biden to victory in Wisconsin.

Hollywood celebrities hate not only President Donald Trump, but everybody who works for him, too. This somehow gives them the right to spout off whatever enters their turbulent minds.

If you think that everyone and everything will return to being peachy and nice when Beijing Biden gets into office -- as many lefties presume is about to happen -- just take a look at pop star Janelle Monae’s hate-filled Twitter post. The “pansexual” musician/Dem activist, who, mind you, expects everyone to love and celebrate her for her sexual identity, decided to pour on the intolerance for…

Any way you look at it -- and judging from the ratings, you haven’t looked at it -- 2020 has been a disaster for spectator sports. Covid interrupted or delayed all the major professional sports for long months, and when they did resume, they were made unwatchable by Black Lives Matter antics. Even an excellent World Series won by a major-market franchise drew 32% fewer viewers than last year…

We know the supposed adults on the left are freaking out, but it would appear the radical youth of America are not dealing with the aftermath of the election much better.

As if we haven’t been hit over the head enough with the liberal lectures on ABC’s highly racial comedy black-ish, Wednesday’s episode delivered another Black Lives Matter storyline, complete with its usual hateful language towards white people. And despite the show’s main character praising his daughter for having “the right idea” when she made a protest sign that read, “Burn It Down,” the…

More leftist celebrities still can’t understand why millions of Americans would vote for President Donald Trump instead of a candidate with deteriorating mental faculties.

Despite there being more surprises in store, including recounts, lawsuits, maybe a SCOTUS decision and the shaking of the very foundations of the earth before the official end of this election cycle, Hollywood Dems are talking very confident about their slow candidate’s multi-day crawl to the finish line. How exciting.

President Trump may not be re-elected, but the fact that the election is close has left Hollywood celebrities flabbergasted. Josh Gad, Minnie Driver, Mark Ruffalo, and Sarah Silverman are eaten up by hatred for Trump and are dreaming of the day when he is replaced by Joe Biden.

Former Auburn University football coach Tommy Tuberville won election to the U.S. Senate Tuesday and drew a thorough, vile trashing from Deadspin writer Sam Fels. Tuberville is a shit heel, psychopath and would-be tyrant, Fels roars.

Election Night 1, of possibly several more election nights, is over and the race between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden has become nail-bitingly close, much to the pain of both sides. This especially didn’t sit well with Hollywood lefties who felt robbed of the “blue wave” that the polls had promised.