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At least three fans were asked by WNBA security personnel to cover shirts that had messages about transgender women participating in women's sports during Sunday's game at Atlanta between the Dream and the Indiana Fever.
Fox News contributor Clay Travis joins 'Fox News Sunday' to discuss the WNBA controversy on transgender athletes in the league. Travis discusses how some in the NBA have voiced support for allowing trans athletes to compete despite pushback.
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White and players Caitlin Clark and Makayla Timpson speak to the media after a game on Aug. 16, 2026. (Courtesy: Indiana Fever)
The WNBA’s official "task force" met to answer a basic question—what is a woman?—on the heels of Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham taking a stand to protect women's sports and former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White declaring for the 2027 WNBA Draft. After failing to reach a conclusion, Commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s league blamed outside "hate and vitriol" and simply scheduled more meetings. On this episode of Don't @ Me, Dan Dakich breaks down the absolute clown show as the WNBA continues to get in its own way.
ATLANTA — Angel Reese stood still with her eyes closed for a moment before letting loose an expletive that could have summed up Sunday afternoon for the Atlanta Dream.
Jason Hammer and Dan Zaksheske join Dan Dakich for this week's edition of Shot Clock Violation featuring Stephanie White's meltdown, LA Lakers sale, the death of woke ESPN, and more!
RABAT, Morocco: Three goals for three lost finals. Cameroon finally won the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday with a 3-0 victory over tournament debutant Malawi. Marie Ngah Manga headed two goals and Naomi Eto scored the other while Cameroon kept Malawi’s Chawinga sisters in check to claim its first win in the final at the fourth attempt. The Indomitable Lionesses, who failed to qualify for the previous edition of the tournament, had lost on their last three appearances in the final – all to 10-time winner Nigeria. “I feel like it’s a dream because you know Cameroon have been working hard to have this moment and today for us to be champion of Africa is a very, very wonderful thing,” Ngah Manga said. FIFA’s under-fire president, Gianni Infantino, attended the game along with CAF President Patrice Motsepe. Infantino later helped Motsepe hand out medals to the top three teams.
The drastic separation between the haves and have-nots has begun as the 2026 WNBA season turns into the final stretch. Time is running out for those trying to play their way into the postseason, while a clear upper tier navigates playoff seeding.