Sports

Social media was naturally in a stir after Will Smith slapped fellow actor Chris Rock at the annual wokefest that is the Oscars last night. Not surprisingly, sports talk show host Stephen A. Smith had his opinion on the matter, and you can be darn sure that he let the world know his two cents on the situation.

Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving will finally be able to play in home games after NYC mayor Eric Adams made an exemption to the city’s mandate that prevented unvaccinated athletes and performers from working within the city (the mandate previously prohibited anyone without a vaccine from working in the city).

Caitlyn Jenner is an odd individual. He transitioned to a she in 2015 and has been an outspoken supporter of trans rights in recent years, but yesterday Jenner made a statement that might have some trans people scratching their heads.

San Diego Padres third baseman Manny Machado is known more for being a wizard on defense than being outspoken politically, but that changed on Wednesday when he spoke with local San Diego news outlet KUSI News.

The U.K. government has relaxed many of the sanctions it placed two weeks ago on Chelsea F.C., allowing the club much more financial freedom for the foreseeable future. 

There’s no longer any denying it: ESPN is the worldwide leader in creating its own news. The most recent example is the new report that network MMA analyst Chael Sonnen has been charged with 11 counts of battery for attacking six people, including a woman.

If you look hard enough for a problem, you’ll find it. MSNBC published an op-ed by Cynthia Miller-Idriss that attempted to condemn home fitness as a potential breeding ground for white supremacists.

Progressives fully understand the power of using entertainment and sports to influence people's minds and push their agendas. 

Lights! Camera! Action! This isn’t a Hollywood movie set, but a publicity stunt on a high school football field in Scottsdale, Ariz. NFL quarterback wannabe Colin Kaepernick backpedals, throws a pass to Seattle Seahawks’ receiver Ty Lockett, who is standing flat-footed still, 10 yards downfield. At the same time, a man with a video camera moves alongside Kaepernick capturing video images of…

Disney has been such a malign cultural force for so long that it’s hard not to feel that the craven crap weasels in the C Suite are getting a well-deserved comeuppance. 

ESPN continues to show just how far off the deep end they have truly fallen.

Republican Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb vetoed a bill on Monday that would have prevented men who identify as women from competing in K-12 sports in the state.

Oh, the wonders of graphic design. NBC airbrushed a photo of Penn University swimmer Will “Lia” Thomas to portray him more like a cover girl than a manly man. Thomas won a national women's swimming championship last week, denying women of their rightful places as champions and All-Americans.

ESPN’s weekend broadcasts of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament were marred by triggered announcers’ inaccurate portrayal of the Florida bill aimed at protecting students from sexual indoctrination. This is the bill that lying lefties are calling the “don’t say gay bill.”