Legendary Iditarod musher Dallas Seavey received a time penalty for failing to properly gut the moose that attacked his dogs on the trail earlier this week.
Charles Barkley ripped Black people who would wear a former President Trump mugshot T-shirt, calling them "freaking idiots" on his TV show on Wednesday night.
Kimberley and Gianna Gotti, the daughter and granddaughter of infamous mob boss John Gotti, rejected a plea deal stemming from a brawl at a high school basketball game.
Cam Newton further addressed the altercation he had at a 7-on-7 football tournament last month, when he admitted things could have escalated to where he could be in jail.
Caitlin Clark is forgoing huge NIL money for a much lower salary in the WNBA, but her potential to dramatically increase the WNBA's exposure will make it worthwhile, says an expert.
New York county executive Bruce Blakeman filed a lawsuit against state Attorney General Letitia James, calling on the federal courts to give him the power to enact his law.
Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, revealed via Instagram she has a fractured back and gave a warning to all mothers.
Tyreek Hill and Patrick Mahomes were once considered the top duo in the NFL. Hill not only marveled at Mahomes physical traits, he also appreciated the QB's leadership.
Jerry Jones has built an empire with the Dallas Cowboys, but that empire has spread far beyond the football field, which Dalton Schultz doesn't seem to be a fan of.
Carolina Panthers new head coach Dave Canales is already making his team's intentions clear when it comes to the Russell Wilson sweepstakes in free agency.
Russell Wilson's release, which will come on March 13, has sent many to comment on the Denver Broncos' quarterback, including one of its legends, linebacker Karl Mecklenberg.
A New York official is suing state Attorney General Letitia James over an order banning him from barring trans athletes from competing against biological females.
The Buffalo Bills made many moves to try to get under the salary cap for the 2024 season, and a surprising cut has All-Pro safety Jordan Poyer hitting the free agent market.
