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Jonathan Smith is hailed as a hero for helping to save others while he himself received a life-threatening wound in the Las Vegas massacre.
Jonathan Smith is hailed as a hero for helping to save others while he himself received a life-threatening wound in the Las Vegas massacre.
LaVar Ball is ending 16-year-old LaMelo’s high school basketball career at Chino Hills to home-school him. He wants to make his son the best basketball player ever.
Detroit Lions majority owner Martha Firestone Ford reportedly pledged to donate money "to whatever cause players chose" if they do not kneel for the National Anthem.
New York City honored Willie Mays, one of the greatest baseball players of all time, during a street renaming ceremony in Harlem on Friday.
The conversation remains mired as year after year American citizens continue to die by the hands of domestic terrorists.
Nevada corrections officials said that O.J. Simpson has residential plans to stay in Nevada. Meanwhile, the Goldman family is resuming their effort to collect millions from a civil judgment against Simpson.
Amazingly enough, Las Vegas law enforcement has already ruled out terrorism for the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
Cleveland Cavaliers owner received “some of the most vile, disgusting, racist” messages from people outraged by LeBron James' Trump tweet. Dan Gilbert called it eye opening.
On Saturday (Sep 30) thousands gathered in our nation's capitol and around the country to focus on ending racism and sexism.
Two independent marches led by Black women focused on racial justice and gender issues united in one voice in Washington, D.C.
New memorials to the Confederacy are being erected despite the controversy. Those behind the new wave of monuments are downplaying the racial implications.