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A month ago, ESPN heralded its new betting analyst hire Kelly Stewart as someone “Bringing her unique background as one of the industry’s foremost handicappers … .” Before even starting the job, Stewart is gone. ESPN succumbed to the Twitter mob and canceled her for angry tweets from 2012.

Serious ethical question for any newspaper not named USA Today: If you accept an op-ed from an author representing one side of a highly controversial issue, is it right to change that writer’s words to conform with the language her opponents prefer? Is it right to do it retroactively, and without informing her? Further, is it right to call her original terminology “hurtful?”

The National Basketball Association’s popularity is melting away faster than an ice cream cone in Death Valley, and what’s the solution? More politicking! The NBA Social Justice Coalition is urging Congress to crack down on police officers with sweeping "reform."

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has a big white problem with Tim Tebow, who officially signed a contract this week with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bloviating on the First Take program today, Smith and colleague Max Kellerman debated whether or not they have a problem with the return of Tebow.

The CW’s high school football drama All American picked up where it left off last week, dealing with the aftermath following the shooting death of an innocent, young, black woman, Tamika Pratt, by police. And if you thought the show couldn’t possibly have any more disdain for the police than they did before, you’d be very wrong, as they claimed the police system is “predicated on […

Political commentator Dave Rubin ripped into comedian Sarah Silverman on Tuesday for dragging Caitlyn Jenner during her podcast. The Blaze TV host featured a viral clip from Silverman’s podcast in which she engaged in a vile diatribe against CA gubernatorial candidate Jenner. Silverman accused the former Olympian and trans woman of being transphobic after backing transgender male athlete bans…

On Thursday, the National Basketball Association announced it’s creating a new social justice award named after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Apparently following “Crisis Management for Dummies” logic, the league’s latest social justice obsession comes at a time of plummeting popularity.

Congress passed the $2.2 trillion Heroes Act. House Democrats said it gives money to “governments who desperately need funds.” But it also gives lots of money to people who don't need funds. Maryland, which even The Washington Post admits is “flush with cash,” got enough extra money to pass a budget that “hands bonuses to every state worker.”

Comedian Sarah Silverman is back on her BS. She recently targeted transwoman Caitlyn Jenner on “The Sarah Silverman Podcast”, calling the CA gubernatorial candidate “transphobic” and a “tw--.”

I spent late Saturday afternoon in what has become, for me, a rite of spring. I watched the Kentucky Derby. I am no afficionado of horse racing and will not betray my ignorance of the sport's desiderata in this column. At most, I watch three horse races a year. After the Kentucky Derby, I watch the remainder of the races hoping to round off the Triple Crown. The Derby is a spectacle, from the…

Eighty-thousand evangelical Christian men are gathering for a Promise Keepers rally in Dallas July 16-17 to “mainstream hate speech.” They’re cloaking bigotry as religious freedom.

The International Olympic Committee gets it. People don’t want social justice nonsense in sports, and the IOC won’t tolerate displays like “Black Lives Matter” at the Summer Games in Tokyo beginning July 23.

The super woke students of Cornell University continue to defend a 'BIPOC-only' rock-climbing class after an online uproar.

In light of the fact that a social media tribunal will decide on May 5 whether Trump can get his Facebook account back, it’s good to take note of all the famous people who should have had keys to their own accounts taken from them for promoting actual violence.