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The conflict surrounding the Tuohy family and former NFL star Michael Oher has been dominating the news cycle over the past several days, reaching a climax where the Tuohys announced they intend to end their conservatorship over Oher.

The International Chess Federation has put the transgender movement in checkmate.

Do you hear that? That’s the sound of free speech winning.

Since former pro basketball player Enes Kanter Freedom was ostracized from the NBA for speaking out against China, he has made a name for himself in conservative circles by speaking out against many human rights and cultural issues. 

Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy’s job status has long been used as an example of how the National Football League (NFL) still has racist biases in its hiring process.

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

The president of a Wyoming tennis association boldly showed through her actions that she will not support transgendered females (males) competing in women’s sports.

The LGBT movement has brainwashed many people into believing that it's a form of hatred if you don’t let transgenders compete in women’s sports. As a result, they’ve been successful in getting sports leagues and organizations to obey their wishes and allow people like Lia Thomas to compete against women in the name of “inclusion.”

It’s unfortunately far too common to see professional sports teams not only honor the LGBT agenda, but also give so little time to support worldviews that oppose or are counter to that ideology. However, the Los Angeles Dodgers swung for the fences to go against this trend.

LeBron James’ son, Bronny, suffered cardiac arrest on Monday…

Colin Kaepernick has made it clear that he hates capitalism…or does he?

Even if you follow Major League Baseball (MLB), you probably don’t know who Chad Kuhl is.

The United States Women’s National Women’s Soccer Team (USWNT) has historically been very good at winning soccer games - and tournaments - on the national stage. At the same time, they have equally as bad at showing any level of pride for the country they represent.

In June, Boston Red Sox pitcher Matt Dermody came under heavy fire for a two-year-old tweet that the LGBT mafia deemed was “homophobic.” After a single big-league start against the Cleveland Guardians, he was…