Joe Kinsey

Hall of fame softball coach Leigh Ross-Dakich warns that allowing biological males in the WNBA will phase women out of their own league entirely.

Football returns this week as Marco Rubio explains what men really want, and country singer Macy Kate's national anthem performance goes viral.

Charley Hull refuses to apologize for her scratch-off ticket golf prank on her caddie as critics online call the joke cruel and exploitative.

A viral travel ball video shows a 16U player f-bombing an umpire before the coach joins in, ending the game and reigniting the rec ball debate.

The Dolphins cheerleaders unveiled 2026 uniforms and are poaching talent from Dallas, signaling a potential challenge to Cowboys cheerleader supremacy.

Alveda King calls Nancy Armour's USA Today column linking Emmett Till to Caitlin Clark's WNBA impact predictable race-baiting designed to stir emotion.

Brock Bowers proposed to his girlfriend Cameron Newell in a hidden camera engagement video that has influencers gushing, but staging questions linger.

Miami University's Paulina Adams revealed she's dating Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin, officially kicking off the college football season.

A camera click from a fan's phone disrupted Charlie Woods' concentration in the rough during a crucial U.S. Junior Amateur playoff at Saucon Valley.

Kay Adams admits to the worst Heisman pose ever at Fanatics Fest, plus Cracker Barrel financial concerns and NFL cheerleader program rivalries.

Freddy, the viral German World Cup fan, visits the White House as Nick Adams plans a tomahawk steak lunch and West Wing tour before his flight home.

Ryan Clark's ESPN departure signals a shift away from the post-Floyd era, while the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders make a bold World Cup statement.

Eyewitness accounts detail a travel softball parent fight at a Mississippi World Series event as Texas and Louisiana families trade blame and punches.

A four-hour Verizon battle over an Apple Watch, Ray Lewis training MMA, Tom Brady's WWE future, and a forgettable British Open lead Monday's roundup.

Kristin Cavallari's first pitch at the Chicago Cubs game left the mascot a total mess as the reality star continues her content dominance at nearly 40.

Paige Spiranac reveals a fan got her autograph tattooed on his arm, while Canadian wildfire smoke chokes U.S. cities and air quality plummets.

AAU basketball parents are sharing sticker shock after paying hundreds in admission fees, parking fees, and hotel costs at travel basketball tournaments.

Marcello Hernandez slipped an oral sex joke about DJ Khaled past Disney standards and practices during the ESPYs on ABC without getting censored.

Pool rules debates, travel ball politics, and Jena Sims at The Open highlight this edition amid a dangerous plume of Canadian wildfire smoke.

The Portland Pickles staged a scripted kiss between two men on the baseball diamond during a family game, drawing sharp reactions across social media.

A German World Cup fan visits Tennessee to watch France-Spain and shoot guns, racking up more than 1M views as wildfire smoke drifts south from Canada.

Charley Hull reveals she smoked up to 40 cigarettes per day, matching John Daly, before a $10k bet with friends helped her quit smoking cold.

Freddy the German soccer fan returns to X from Clemson, South Carolina, after being doxxed on Reddit, vowing to finish his American road trip.

Michael Irvin returned to a Center City Philadelphia bar in his Cowboys jersey ahead of the MLB All-Star Game Home Run Derby, embracing the boos.

A Disney cruise giveaway on "America's Funniest Videos" went wrong when Mickey and Minnie watched the wrong family win the funniest video prize.

Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders got emotional during official fittings as the newest Netflix documentary season captures their intense training regimen.

The Wall Street Journal confirms what Thursday Night Mowing League members already knew: white-collar men are obsessed with their perfect lawns.

Caitlin Clark's enforcer Sophie Cunningham shows off her fit in Phoenix while Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White refuses to address Congress letter.

Hooters has now closed all locations in Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, and Minnesota as the chain struggles in states under liberal control.

Dan Dakich unleashed on Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark after a tense exchange where Yormark told a Texas Tech media personality to "stand up."