Castigating a judge for actions that were permissible under the rules at the time makes it look politically motivated.

"Black women are openly bullying, belittling, and targeting Caitlin Clark — but the black women are the victims?" one sportswriter asked.

The 22-year-old Indiana Fever phenom has been the target of jealousy and anti-white racism from WNBA players and commentators.

A rising tide lifts all boats, so Clark’s popularity should have the entirety of the WNBA excited about the league’s sudden relevance.

The Biden campaign tried to scare Americans by saying that Trump was "the same man who called to execute innocent black men." It didn't work.

Liberals are up in arms that a straight, white woman would dare become a WNBA star and the leftists at "The View" are leading the charge.

Another day, another Democrat pulling thee race card and calling a Republican a "racist," this time at Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene.

After years of attempting to push reparations out to black Californians, state lawmakers shelved that to instead give a heartfelt apology.

WNBA star A’ja Wilson is claiming that the only reason anyone cares about college star Caitlin Clark is because she is white.

As college administrations across the country bow and scrape before Jew-hating, Hamas boosting "students," one college is bucking the trend.