NFL will review Eugene Chung’s allegations of discrimation
The NFL plans to review Eugene Chung’s allegations that a team official made discriminatory comments during his interview for a coaching position.
Bruins solve Capitals in all facets to move on in playoffs
Moments after embracing former Boston captain Zdeno Chara in the handshake line, Patrice Bergeron acknowledged he hadn’t thought much about what was different about winning his first series…
WaPo mocked for ‘fluff piece’ on Biden wanting to ‘escape Washington bubble’ he’s been in for decades
Readers mocked the Washington Post for publishing another apparent “fluff piece” on President Biden’s daily habits as he continues to field multiple crises on the U.S.-Mexico border and…
Tlaib ally, former Sanders surrogate says, ‘Stop condemning anti-Semitism’
A former campaign surrogate for Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and ally to “Squad” member Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., told people on social media to “stop condemning anti-Semitism.”
Djokovic can’t hit US Open line judge — there won’t be any
Novak Djokovic does not need to worry about accidentally hitting a U.S. Open line judge with a tennis ball between points this year because there won’t be any…
DeAndre Hopkins to launch cereal brand benefiting survivors of domestic violence
The SMOOTH non-profit organization was founded by his mother, Sabrina Greenlee, a survivor of domestic violence.
Marvel’s ‘Eternals’ drops first teaser trailer showing off diverse cast of comic book heroes
Marvel debuted the teaser trailer for the next in its massive connected superhero franchise, “The Eternals,” featuring a diverse cast of A-list stars.
2 million illegal immigrants will enter the US in 2021 ‘thanks to the Biden admin’: Sen. Kennedy
Sen. John Kennedy, R-LA., claimed that 2 million illegal immigrants will enter the United States this year due to the actions of the Biden administration during an appearance…
Marine surprises sister at college graduation after a year apart due to the pandemic
A U.S. Marine surprised his sister Saturday at her graduation after being away for more than a year.
Minneapolis police seeks federal, state reinforcements after mass shooting kills college kid before graduation
Grappling with a shortage of officers and increased crime, Minneapolis is seeking federal and state resources after the latest bout of violence in the city included a mass…