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Clay Travis Blames Will Smith for the Attack on Dave Chappelle

Travis accused actor Will Smith of setting a disturbing “precedent” for free speech following his attack on Chris Rock

Julie Banderas on Dave Chappelle Attack: America Needs a Sense of Humor

Banderas said the man deserved the beating that he received following his takedown of Chapelle.

Cumulus Media Rejects Jeff Warshaw’s Offer

"Berner said Cumulus remains open to any other offers that may "drive superior shareholder value.""

Greta Van Susteren Hosting Pennsylvania’s GOP Debate

The event will take place on the campus of Grove City College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Fox Nation, Sharon Osbourne Team Up for Four-Part Docuseries

The network said viewers will catch a glimpse at Osbourne’s personal and professional life, highlighting how she found herself in the crosshairs of the cancel culture movement after exiting CBS’s “The Talk.”

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Stephen A. Smith Backtracks Commentary Regarding Lane Johnson and Mental Health on First Take

"Four games in to the 2026 season, a dude that has been in the league forever sits back and says, "I need to focus on my mental health and as an offensive tackle." There's no way [if] you're undefeated [or] winning football games. Everybody's got Super Bowl in their sights. You [don't] walk away."

Fox News Celebrates 30th Anniversary

"So today, as we celebrate 30 years of stories reported and analyzed, and history witnessed at each turn, we also look ahead because the next chapter of media is being shaped right now by new technology, new platforms, and new ways of connecting with audiences."

ESPN VP of Events Clint Overby Reportedly Accepting Voluntary Early Retirement In February

"Overby joined ESPN in June 2001 as manager of the Big 12 Corporate Partner Program. He then rose to director of events in 2003 and senior director in 2006. ESPN elevated him to vice president of ESPN Events in 2016."

ESPN Announces Super Bowl LXI To Stream On Disney+

"Internationally, Disney+ streams the game in 55-plus markets, and ESPN networks reach 130-plus countries."