The headline of this piece is one of the most obvious statements in sports. It is like saying water is wet.

Irresponsible advocates for the Democrat party have destroyed journalistic credibility in this country. William Saletan of Slate adds another grain of sand to the heap.

Candace vs. Cardi Round 1 went to Candace.

Last year, after Cardi B interviewed Vice President Joe Biden, conservative commentator Candace Owens ripped into the rapper for being used by the Democrat party.

Did you hear about the two Rochester, New York teenagers under investigation for setting a mentally-ill, 50-something-year-old man on fire at his home last Friday, March 12, 2021?

If the answer is No, that is understandable. The biased news networks are not talking about it.

Let us all guzzle down a couple of cold ones and celebrate one of television's most masculine stars of yesteryear.

Hip-Hop is one of the last bastions of free speech in this country. None of it should be taken away. However, it may not be a battle that the fans can fight.

Today's media gives us so many viral moments, yet most are not worth an iota of attention.

The Meghan Markle/Oprah interview? More black elites race-baiting for the masses.

Hillary Clinton on a virtual International Women's Day Q&A panel? More sour grapes about her losing the 2016 Presidential Election.

WWIII is being waged right now. The battleground is the mind. Streams of tweets and Facebook posts propagating communistic principles take the place of bullets. Instead of tanks rumbling down the street, we get corrupt politicians and power-hungry elites smiling at us on television, insisting that everything will be okay if we listen to them. Instead of fighter jets flying over and dropping bombs, we get Cancel Culture.

Donald Trump laid out the Republican playbook for the next few years during yesterday's CPAC appearance. In a surgically precise hour and a half speech, the 45th President expounded on all of the necessary talking points, rekindling support from citizens and giving marching orders to his political allies.