In a healthy democracy we need not agree, nor must we finally even respect one another’s objects of devotion. But we should exercise a salutary measure of mutual forbearance and be willing to acknowledge that no side has a monopoly on either truth or justice.
Donald Trump lies about even the most trivial matters, How are we supposed to believe anything else he says?
A huge loss for the world of Rock & Roll.
Ezekiel Elliott got a legal reprieve late last week, but it may not last for long and it could have a big impact on the fortunes of the Dallas Cowboys.
Donald Trump has apparently made the American public more supportive of players who kneel for the National Anthem.
Donald Trump’s entire modus operandi involves pushing divisive cultural hot buttons.
Downplaying earlier reports, the National Football League is shooting down reports that it would move to force players to stand for the National Anthem.
A legal setback for Ezekiel Elliott and the Dallas Cowboys.
Vice-President Pence left an Indianapolis Colts game early in what was obviously a cynical pre-planned publicity stunt.
Most Americans don’t support President Trump’s statements about the protests by N.F.L. players, but it’s just another example of him using hateful rhetoric to pander to his base.
A new poll shows, unsurprisingly, that the vast majority of Americans see Donald Trump as a divider rather than a uniter
In President Trump’s mind, American citizens exercising their First Amendment rights are “sons of bitches” who should be fired for exercising their rights.
Former N.F.L. player, and convicted murderer, Aaron Hernandez suffered from a severe case of C.T.E. at the time of his death according to a post-mortem brain study.
Once again, the National Football League sees its disciplinary and appeal process criticized by a Federal Judge.
The NFLPA alleges “egregious violations of legal due process” in the Ezekiel Elliot suspension.
Trump and his underlings continue to lie, even about the most trivial of matters.
Being a public servant, especially serving as President or in the White House in general, means you are going to be criticized, lampooned, ridiculed, and even “attacked.”
In light of a recent Supreme Court decision, the Federal Government is ending its defense of an effort to revoke the trademarks of the Washington Redskins.
Fewer people are watching live television events such as the Super Bowl and Academy Awards.
There were 111.3 million people tuned into the Super Bowl on Sunday, slightly lower than last year.
If you changed the channel after the third quarter, you missed what ended up becoming a game for the ages.
The final debate of 2016 didn’t draw as many viewers as the first Hillary v. Donald match-up, but it still drew a respectable number.
Viewership for the second debate fell some twenty percent from the first debate, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that voter are losing interest.
New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady has abandoned his option to appeal the ‘Deflategate’ ruling to the Supreme Court and will serve his four game suspension beginning in September.
Tom Brady and the N.F.L. Player’s Association suffered another legal setback in their appeal of the ‘Deflategate’ suspension.
An N.F.L. defensive legend has passed away at the age of 82.
Congratulations Cleveland! Next month, you get Donald Trump.
Deflategate isn’t over yet and, depending on what happens in the Courts, could still be unresolved at the end of the N.F.L. season that begins in September.
A new poll indicates that the argument that the name “Redskins” is disparaging is not an accurate statement of how Native Americans themselves feel about the issue.
A Federal Appeals Court has reinstated the four game suspension imposed on Tom Brady over the so-called ‘Deflategate’ scandal.
A group of New England Patriots fans are providing us with the latest example of stupid lawsuits that don’t belong in Court at all.
All of next season’s Thursday Night N.F.L. games will be streamed live for free via Twitter.
If reports today are accurate, one of the great N.F.L. careers will come to an end this week.
Another late football great has been diagnosed with a brain disease directly connected to the game they played.
St. Louis will lose its second NFL team in 28 years as the Rams go home to LA.
To nobody’s surprise, the third Democratic Debate received the lowest ratings yet of any debate so far this election cycle.
Another set of solid ratings for the latest debate.
The news that the late football legend Frank Gifford suffered from the same chronic brain disease that has been diagnosed in many N.F.L. players in recent years, and the upcoming release of a new film on the issue, seems certain to increase pressure to protect players at all levels of football.
More than 23 million people watched the debate Wednesday night.
A massive defeat in Court for the National Football League.
