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“Basketball is for everyone,” the NBA proudly proclaims on its Diversity & Inclusion website. Chicago Bulls guard Jaden Ivey just learned that slogan comes with a rainbow-colored asterisk after he was waived for expressing his personal religious views on homosexuality and abortion.

There are plenty of things an NBA player can do and still keep his job. League history is littered with examples: players involved in off-court scandals, arrests, and even allegations of serious violence. Time and again, teams and the league have found ways to look past behavior that, in most professions, would be career-ending. But there appears to be one line that cannot be crossed —…

According to Apple, former ESPN columnist Bill Simmons currently hosts the number two sports podcast in the country, but during Thursday’s episode, Simmons and guest Joe House found themselves at the intersection of sports and politics as they discussed the Mafia-connected illegal betting and poker game scandals rocking the NBA. According to both men, “they,” and especially FBI Director Kash…

For reasons that only he can understand, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith fancies himself as a potential 2028 presidential candidate. While Smith tries to portray himself as some sort of centrist, Smith’s performance on Thursday’s First Take was so nutty it makes MSNBC look level-headed by comparison. According to Smith, the Mafia-related illegal betting and poker scandals rocking the NBA are…

CNN employees have a reputation for being frail individuals, and sports anchor Rachel Nichols did not deviate from that pattern on Friday.

U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (Texas-Rep) just couldn’t let anti-Second Amendment fanatic Gregg Popovich get off easy after the San Antonio Spurs’ basketball coach showed his utter disdain for the American people. The loud-mouthed coach enjoys the benefit of armed security at NBA games, but he doesn’t believe U.S. citizens deserve the right to protect themselves. 

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Teenage basketball star Enes Kanter was shocked when his teammate criticized President Barack Obama on Facebook. “Dude, what are you doing?” he exclaimed. He feared his teammate would be jailed. Kanter is from Turkey, where, as Kanter explains in my new video, people who criticize the president do go to jail. His teammates laughed at him. “They were explaining to me about freedom of speech,…

Don Lemon hosts a segment on CNN This Morning to discuss LeBron James' complaint that Kyrie Irving has been subjected to intense criticism over his promotion of an antisemitic book and movie, whereas there has been relatively little attention paid to a photo that recently came into circulation showing a 14-year-old Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, in a crowd blocking black children…

Wokeness, sucking up to communist China and partisan politics come with a price, and the NBA is about to pay the piper. 

This season, the Philadelphia 76ers training camp isn't just being used as a time to prepare for the 2022-23 NBA season; it’s also serving as a time to indoctrinate players in progressive ideologies.