In a Slate interview, the San Francisco 49ers' Eric Reid said he's been told the NFL is planning to allow owners to shift money pledged to other charitable campaigns like breast cancer and Salute the Troops to the players' seven-year, $89 million program to fund social justice causes.
The theatrics surrounding government funding standoffs could be avoided if Washington politicians didn't have the budgeting skills of an Ole Miss frat boy.
When news breaks of a sexual allegation or an event like the violence in Charlottesville, Va., there's a breathless race - before any due process or facts are vetted - to denounce the event.
Here is my annual A.D.D. list of random things I am thankful, and not so thankful, for this year:
One in three folks over 50 who need a colonoscopy fail to have one. That's nuts. It's easier than it's ever been, and not getting this done might kill you.
I took my parents home to Alabama for the Crimson Tide vs. LSU game Saturday, and I had occasion to get some insight into current events from my Druncle Mac. I pass on his blue- collar views because I feel strongly that they go a long way to explain why Trump is president.
As most assumed, lobbyist and fired Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort was indicted by Robert Mueller's investigation.
Members of the Obama administration may still have to testify after reports surfaced that senators told Obama of Russian meddling in 2016 - and he did nothing. Thinking Hillary was going to win big, he didn't want to "taint" her election.
You'd think Trump would be happy when his presumably favorite team, the Syracuse Orangemen, beat #1 Clemson last week. Instead, he picks a name-calling Twitter fight with our great Sen. Bob Corker as if he were Rosie O'Donnell.
Comedic actor Jack Lemmon popularized the saying, "Dying is easy, comedy is hard."
