2 fans escorted from seats in Aces' overtime win against Fever - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — Two men were escorted from their courtside seats in Gainbridge Fieldhouse during the third quarter of the Las Vegas Aces and Indiana Fever matchup on Thursday.
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Fever's Caitlin Clark: Trust gut when addressing political issues - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark said Thursday that she trusts her gut to determine how and when to speak out about political issues.
McClelland takes swipe at Indiana despite Hoosiers' recent national title - ESPN
Indiana won college football's national championship just a few months ago. Purdue hasn't won a national championship of any kind in 16 years. The facts didn't stop new Boilermakers athletic director Tommy McClelland from taking a shot at Purdue's instate rival.
New Purdue athletic director tries trash talking Indiana athletics in bizarre moment
Don't @ Me's "Will It Suck" segment takes on the North Carolina football team's upcoming season.
Charles Barkley declined Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding invitation for a simple reason
Charles Barkley says that he does not attend weddings, and didn't want to attend the one that everyone wanted to go to. (This video contains AI-assisted content)
Women's advocacy leader asks 'why have a WNBA if we're going to allow guys in' amid trans debate
Patti Garibay, a girls group leader, discusses Sophie Cunningham's stance on transgender athletes in girls and women's sports with Fox News Digital.
JD Vance praises Sophie Cunningham for 'Save Women's Sports' activism
Vice President JD Vance discusses the war in Iran, efforts to negotiate with the regime, criticism directed at Indiana Fever WNBA player Sophie Cunningham and the birth of his fourth child on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’
Republican senators file amendment to stop college sports bill from overriding state women's sports laws
Fox News reports on the Supreme Court's decision to uphold Idaho and West Virginia laws, effectively banning biological males from participating in girls' sports. Constitutional law attorney Jonathan Turley and chief legal correspondent Shannon Bream explain that the ruling aligns with the view that transgender status is not a protected class like race or religion, leaving the decision to individual states.