Olympics

Laurel Hubbard, a biologically male weightlifter who represented New Zealand in the female weight lifting category at the Tokyo Olympics (depriving an actual female of a spot) was glorified on the front of the New York Times sports section: “No Medal, No Matter: Competing Was No. 1.” Although Hubbard came in last after failing to complete any of "his" three lift attempts and having to…

The Olympic games will now be adding a category for ‘best virtue signaler’ after Costa Rican gymnast Luciana Alvarado decided to throw up a fist at the end of performance in support of the Marxist organization Black Lives Matter. The 18 year old athlete defied the International Olympic Committee’s guidelines in a selfish attempt to make the games political and divisive instead of a unifying…

How the mighty – and the woke – have fallen! The dominant international men’s basketball powerhouse forever, Team USA, suffered a shocking, embarrassing pre-Olympic exhibition game loss to lowly Nigeria on Sunday. The NBA’s wokeness sure doesn’t fly on the world hoops stage.

The new Time magazine cover story is written by tennis star Naomi Osaka, who makes a point, in an essay focusing on mental health, to lecture Americans that it's "obvious" we should not "ferociously" oppose kneeling during the playing of our national anthem.

We all know that 2020 was one of the worst years for everyone, especially sports fans. But millions of people were looking forward to a post-pandemic comeback to normal crowd sizes and mask-less events.

Professional sports and the media who cover them just couldn’t impose enough LGBT propaganda on you in the recently completed month of June. It was overkill to the max. Everywhere a sports fan looked: you guessed it, pride, pride, pride!

This week, heretofore nearly anonymous hammer thrower Gwen Berry made international headlines when, during the podium ceremony for winning bronze in an Olympic trial, she turned away from the United States flag as the national anthem played. The anthem wasn’t played for her, or for the other competitors in the hammer throw; every day during the trials, a pre-scheduled anthem went out over the…

Monday’s White House press briefing quickly became an epic messaging embarrassment for the the Biden administration as, under questioning from the Fox News Channel’s Peter Doocy, Press Secretary Jen Psaki argued that Republicans (and not Democrats) have defunded the police and gave the White House’s blessing to America-hating Olympian Gwen Barry.

Disgraced U.S. Olympian Gwen Berry tried this morning to tweet her way out of the doghouse by claiming she loves America. She has a strange way of showing it, as she turned her back on the flag at last week’s U.S. Olympic track and field trials. Former NFL player Jack Brewer appeared on Fox News Monday and slammed woke athletes like Berry for their disrespectful “garbage” behavior.

Pay no attention to the men walking off with the women’s sports trophies, say LGBT activists. It’s a non-issue, they insist. Despite their denials, the controversy will flare up to new heights this summer at the Olympics in Tokyo. There, Laurel Hubbard, of New Zealand, is expected to be the first transgender athlete in Olympic history.

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.

Without Peter Doocy and Kristin Fisher in the White House Briefing Room rotation, it fell to other reporters to offer tough questions to Press Secretary Jen Psaki and the New York Post’s Steven Nelson delivered by getting under Psaki’s skin over Vice President Harris’s travel schedule in light of her supposed role in helping to tame the border crisis.

Capping off another week of repeated non-answers and outright lies, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was caught in another liberal double standard. Thanks to Real Clear Politics's Philip Wegmann, Psaki made clear the administration was opposed to the MLB All Star Game being in Atlanta, Georgia due to the state's voting law (which the MLB has since said it will comply) but will refuse to…