Dylan Gwinn

Shelby Houlihan, a U.S. track and field athlete and Olympic hopeful, blames a burrito for a positive steroid test that led to her receiving a four-year ban.

An Indianapolis Metro Police Department (IMPD) officer is suing the NFL for social media posts made by the league in the aftermath of the Dreasjon Reed shooting.

Senator and former college football coach Tommy Tuberville (R, AL) is definitely sounding like a no on the question of whether college athletes should receive further pay.

The Dallas Cowboys may call themselves "America's Team, but Texas Native and Cardinals QB Kyler Murray is no fan of them, and he needs only four words, including one expletive, to explain why.

The Los Angeles Super Bowl Host Committee has awarded a grant to a group of activists who have the abolition of the Los Angeles School Police Department as one of their goals.

The Loudoun County School District plans to appeal a judge's reinstatement of a high school gym coach who refused to address trans students by their preferred pronouns.

Mentions of higher prices for appliances, cars, and houses are reaching historically extreme levels.

The internet gets a lot of criticism, but what dozens of social media users did to LeBron James on Wednesday is truly great.

A group of Senate Democrats is working to advance a measure that would block funding for the 2026 World Cup if the men's and women's teams aren't compensated equally.

A fan was removed from a Red Sox game at Fenway Park after unfurling a "Trump Won" banner over the center-field wall.

Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) has officially announced her Democrat primary campaign in hopes to challenge Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) in the 2022 midterm election.

The Supreme Court on Mondayannounced it had denied hearing a case, National Coalition For Men v. Selective Service System.

A fan jumped over a stadium railing while trying to avoid security after the USA-Mexico game Sunday night in Denver.

Former ESPN host Jemele Hill accused Senator Joe Manchin (D, WV) of being a "power-hungry white dude" after the senator refused to vote for the Biden Administration's overhaul of U.S.

Former Attorney General Ed Meese filed an amicus brief in Manhattan Monday morning supporting the lawsuit against MLB for moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver.

Let the speculation begin to end. While nothing is official yet, several reports indicate that Julio Jones is on his way to Tennessee.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) expressed concern Thursday that a Biden administration executive order that changed Trump-era rules on U.S. investment in Chinese companies would give too much authority to a Treasury Department "too closely aligned with Wall Street.

Oscar-winner Michael Douglas is the latest celebrity to voice support for H.R. 1 -- the so-called "For the People Act" -- claiming that it is the "most powerful support of American democracy since the Voting Rights Act.

A senior British judge will quit Hong Kong's top court, stating there were "all sorts of question marks" over Beijing's new security law.

A former Oklahoma volleyball player is suing the school, claiming that she was "frozen out" from the team due to her political beliefs.