President Donald Trump’s second term is barreling ahead with the political momentum typical of a first term; and it shows no outward signs of dissipating. Having lost reelection in 2020 but declined ...

An Instagram comment allegedly from George Pickens has gone viral for ripping the Pittsburgh Steelers after his trade to the Dallas Cowboys. Pickens' first conference call with the Dallas media went ...

All the signs were there for Garrett Stubbs this spring. Barring an injury or unexpected struggles from Rafael Marchán, Stubbs was going to be sent down to the minors to start the 2025 MLB season. It ...

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Good Lord, Mr. President. I hope your spin team is as good as I heard it was. From NBC News: “President Biden’s remarks may have been a slip of the tongue; however, my country does not deserve to be ...

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)An ESPN announcer apologized Saturday for erroneously saying on air that Tennessee catcher Evan Russell had failed a test for performance enhancing drugs and would be suspended ...

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KNOXVILLE — An ESPN announcer apologized Saturday for erroneously saying on air that Tennessee catcher Evan Russell had failed a test for performance enhancing drugs and would be suspended the rest of ...

An ESPN announcer apologized Saturday for erroneously saying on air that Tennessee catcher Evan Russell had failed a test for performance-enhancing drugs and would be suspended the rest of the season.

Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s comments that the nine-wicket loss in the first ODI to an England side that had five debutants, was not a ‘massive setback’ has not gone down well with Shoaib Akhtar.