Miller Sanford Austin Reaves must have really enjoyed JJ Redick’s TV and podcast work, offering a highly complimentary endorsement to his new head coach with the Lakers. “I’ve gotten to know JJ a little bit, going on his podcast during the middle of the year. He’s a basketball genius, I think, as everybody knows,” Reaves told CBS … Read more
Legendary college football coach Lou Holtz made his stance on transgender athletes’ participation in women’s sports very clear on Sunday. Holtz fired off a post on X on the anniversary of Title IX. “I was happy when Title IX came out,” the former Notre Dame coach wrote. “But here we are, many years later, and now we can’t even … Read more
Conor McGregor continues to say he’ll be back. After suffering a broken toe, which again put on hold his long-awaited return to the octagon against Michael Chandler at UFC 303, McGregor was in attendance for the Bellator Champions Series event on Saturday and discussed his injury. During the event in Dublin, Ireland, McGregor said that … Read more
Stephen A. Smith is baffled by Kelly Stafford saying on a podcast that she dated husband Matthew’s backup quarterback in college to make him jealous. Kelly spoke about the early days of her and the Rams quarterback’s relationship at the University of Georgia during a recent appearance on the “Off the Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe” … Read more
In case the sweltering heat wasn’t enough, Max Fried and the Braves suffocated the Yankees’ bats on Sunday afternoon. Mustering only one inning in which they put multiple men on base — with a costly out on the bases limiting the rally — the Yankees’ shorthanded lineup could not break through against Fried and dropped … Read more
The Florida governor has embarked on a crackdown against illegal immigrants coming into the Sunshine State. AP Florida’s Medicaid spending on migrants has nosedived by 54% so far this year after Gov. Ron DeSantis’ bid to push back against illegal immigration. Some observers fear that DeSantis’ move to force people to reveal their immigration status … Read more
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Some 175 years after the US government stole land from the chief of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation while he was away visiting relatives, Illinois may soon return it to the tribe. Nothing ever changed the 1829 treaty that Chief Shab-eh-nay signed with the US government to preserve for him a reservation … Read more
More than 100 Big Apple residents and elected officials rallied outside Brooklyn’s Floyd Bennett Field on Sunday, calling on city leaders to shut down a troublesome migrant tent city at the federal site. Fired-up locals draped in US flags converged on the massive site in a 90-vehicle long caravan and demanded that City Hall not … Read more
Newly unsealed video reveals that a suspected Saudi spy was filming the US Capitol and National Monument just months before al Qaeda officials decided what targets to hit during the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. Omar al-Bayoumi, an accused Saudi intelligence operative with close ties to two of the 9/11 hijackers, can be heard narrating the … Read more
A ritzy Greenwich Village restaurant was forced to close its doors after a $45,000 payroll cyberscam – and now it’s co-owner is warning other businesses to be on the lookout. Gotham Restaurant co-owner Bret Csencsitz said they made the difficult choice to shutter temporarily after he was duped into sending the money to a “nefarious … Read more
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