Rasmussen polls recently confirmed that over two-thirds of Black voters (approx. 70 percent) support voter ID laws. Black voters understand that voter fraud undermines black voices;
Grant Lottering should be dead. Instead, he’s making a difference on and off his bike. Lottering, a South African cyclist, was preparing for the year’s
U.S. Olympic athletes can protest at the Olympic Trials. Kneeling or raising a clenched fist on the podium will be acceptable. At the start line
Bruno Fernando knows what he’s talking about when he says, “God gives His hardest battles to His strongest soldiers.” A power forward for the Atlanta
It would be unconscionable for NBC to broadcast the Beijing Games while China is committing genocide against the Uyghrus, oppressing Hong Kong, bulldozing churches, persecuting
Darryl Strawberry says he’s thankful he had a praying mother. He had a life many would call the definition of successful — a major league baseball
Update: Tiger Woods suffered significant orthopedic injuries to his right lower extremity that were treated during emergency surgery by Orthopedic trauma specialists at Harbor-UCLA Medical
Even before the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs yesterday in Super Bowl LV, the game had made history in a variety of ways: The
Before announcing his retirement from a prolific 17-year (16 with the Los Angeles Chargers, and one year with the Indianapolis Colts) NFL career on January
University of Mobile graduate Sarah Thomas has made history again — this time as the first female official for a Super Bowl. In 2007, Thomas, who
Adam Wainwright has had an outstanding Major League Baseball career. That’s really putting it lightly, as the towering right-hander has been among his generation’s premier
Timothy N. Viens is an American professional stock car racing driver and has a lot to say about faith and the election. Check this interview out!
With Chicago Public Schools continuing virtual learning, Chicago Bears quarterback Nick Foles is working with Progressive Baptist Church to distribute hundreds of laptops to low-income
During his junior year at Fullerton Union High School in Fullerton, California, Michael Lorenzen sat on a pier, high on drugs and living a lifestyle
While listening to Kari Jobe’s “Revelation Song,” Travis Mattair had a revelation of his own. “I wasn’t really happy with baseball at the time,” said
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