Musk's question about creating new political party piques Stephen A Smith's interest amid CEO's Trump feud
'Special Report' panelists discuss President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's exchange of jabs in their public feud.
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Lane Kiffin Doesn’t Owe Players An Apology For 'Gulf Of America' Tweet
No, Lane Kiffin does not owe his football players at Ole Miss an apology for tweeting out a picture of the ocean and a caption that said ‘Gulf of America,' while tagging Donald Trump.
Jake Paul claims Republican party has 'alpha male' problem amid Trump-Musk meltdown
'Special Report' panelists discuss President Donald Trump and Elon's Musk's exchange of jabs in their public feud.
Riley Gaines, activist athletes call for prosecution against officials letting males in women's sports
Former NCAA swimmers Riley Gaines and Kylee Alons, and their attorney William Bock, told Fox News Digital that they would all support criminal prosecution against officials allowing trans athletes to play in women's and girls' sports.
Will President Trump Call Out Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz Over Male Athletes in Girls’ Sports?
(MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.) – As a transgender-identifying male athlete leads a Minnesota girls' softball team to the state championship, all eyes are on President Donald Trump to see whether he will publicly call out Governor Tim Walz — just as he has done with the governors of California and Maine.
Diving-From school bullying to Olympic gold, Daley sees teen idol pressure in new light
NEW YORK : Meteoric early fame took a toll on British diving great Tom Daley, the retired former Olympic champion told Reuters, reflecting on the intense pressure of his early days as a teen idol with more sympathy for himself now he is a parent.
Trump one of 'supportive' voices to back Pete Rose's removal from ineligible list, MLB commish says
Trump's influence a possible factor in MLB's removal of Pete Rose from permanently ineligible list, ESPN broadcaster Karl Ravech says during an appearance on OutKick's "The Ricky Cobb Show."
The FIFA World Cup is heading to Trump's U.S. Will the world want to come — or even be able to?
You could argue the United States isn't exactly the most welcoming country for visitors at the moment.