The terrorist attack in Israel has revealed or reinforced how many groups in society harbor extremist views, one of them being the Black Lives Matter organization.
Black Lives Matter Chicago, for example, posted a now deleted message of support for Hamas with an image of a paraglider, saying “I stand with Palestine.” They doubled down the following day, posting: “When we say Free Palestine, y’all say antisemitic & Hamas. Israel’s terrorism created Hamas & Zionism is a betrayal of the peace of Judaism not those shouting against its genocidal effect on Palestine.
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With the first full day of NBA basketball in the 2023-24 season in the books, Dan Titus reveals his team-by-team fantasy power rankings.
Evidence continues to mount against Michigan, including a video from the team’s win over C.J. Stroud and Ohio State last season.
The NCAA has sent investigators to speak with Michigan coaches about the program’s alleged sign-stealing scheme, according to multiple reports. Larry Lage of the Associated Press first reported the development, which subsequently was confirmed by Nicole Auerbach of The Athletic.
The NCAA opened the investigation earlier this month, and it now has escalated to the point where it began interviewing Wolverines coaches Thursday. Up to this point, the investigation has centered around low-level staffer Connor Stalions, whom the program suspended a day after the investigation became public.
The NBA issued a clarification on Thursday regarding a controversial and costly call made against Knicks guard Jalen Brunson late in Wednesday’s Celtics-Knicks game in New York.
The officiating crew for Boston’s 108–104 victory drew much criticism after calling a flopping technical foul on Brunson when it appeared he landed on Jayson Tatum’s foot after a three-point attempt with 6:40 left in the game. Instead, the missed foul led to a 21-16 Celtics run to seal the win after Tatum made the technical free throw.
Fred Ridley, the Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club. | Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images
Speaking ahead of the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship, Masters chairman Fred Ridley delivered news that LIV golfers won’t want to hear.
LIV golfers, such as Talor Gooch, hope to gain entry into the major championships in 2024 through a special exemption made available to them.
Bryson DeChambeau has proposed an idea on how to make this possible—he suggested the top 12 players at the end of LIV Golf’s season should receive an invitation to the following year’s majors.
Northwestern State is canceling the rest of its football season in the aftermath of the death of safety Ronnie Caldwell.
The FCS Demons, who compete in the Southland Conference, announced the development Thursday in a press release which also announced the resignation of coach Brad Laird.
“Due to the loss of Ronnie and the emotional burden it has caused me, I don’t feel I can give my all to these players or this program,” Laird said in the statement. “Any coach will tell you that their players become like family, so the loss of Ronnie was like losing a son.
The NCAA usually takes its precious time to start an investigation into an allegation, but not this week. According to a report, NCAA investigators are on the Michigan campus, and looking into the sign sealing reports.
Usually the NCAA takes longer than a pizza delivery on a Friday night, but a week after the investigation started, it has boots on the ground in Ann Arbor. It’s clear that the NCAA officials want to figure out how far this alleged scheme really goes.
Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson made his wife, Ciara’s, day when he surprised her by renting out an entire Waffle House for the two of them to celebrate her birthday, which was on Oct. 25.
Ciara posted a video recap of their special date, noting how much this meant to her since the famous casual dining restaurant is her favorite.
The Waffle House crew sang “Happy Birthday” to the pop star and gave her a tower of donuts with candles on it. The restaurant was decorated with balloons and even had a red carpet for the couple to walk on when they entered.
There aren’t a lot of household names on the Rangers or the Diamondbacks, so let us help you out. Here are the key players, coaches and execs who could find glory at this year’s Fall Classic.