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Lack of class, respect even after murder

Hasan Piker is deeply envious of Charlie Kirk. The hard-left influencer debated Kirk in 2017 and was set to do so again before Kirk was murdered last year. Yet now Piker is going around mocking Kirk's assassination, leading a crowd last weekend, during his live podcast tour, in a sarcastic singalong of an AI-generated song called "We Are Charlie Kirk." "We are Charlie Kirk, we carry the flame. We'll fight for the Gospel, we'll honor his name," Piker sang off-key, the crowd howling along, while the celebrity socialist's co-hosts guffawed and waved their arms in the air. This ...

AP’s way too early CFP prediction

The playoff that everyone wanted — make that, demanded — is now a fixture in college football. The latest set of tweaks were made to favor Notre Dame and maybe some mid-level champion of a big-name conference (think, Duke and the ACC last year), while the losers in that calculation are ...

The AP’s annual dream college football Top 25 road trip

College football's offseason of discontent is almost over. If you're tired of court cases, legislative haggling and uncertainty over who can even be a college athlete, you can look forward to some actual games soon. And with that, it's time for the AP's annual attempt to map out college ...

PGA moving to match play for Tour Championship

ATLANTA — The PGA Tour is reshaping its postseason for 2028 by ending the year with a Tour Championship played over two weeks at different golf courses involving match play. PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp announced the changes Tuesday before the Tour Championship, which has been 72 holes of stroke play for the top 30 players since it began in 1987. Under the current format, whoever wins the tournament is declared the FedEx Cup champion and earns $10 million in official money from the $40 million purse. Starting in 2028, the BMW Championship — to be held that year at Olympia Fields ...

Hamlin optimistic about NASCAR title bid

Heading into the NASCAR Chase, Denny Hamlin is feeling good about his "bad" days. By his high standards for the No. 11 Toyota, middling performances might be enough for the Joe Gibbs Racing star to capture his first Cup Series championship. With a seventh place Sunday at New Hampshire ...