Jalen Hurts is one of the most electrifying players in the NFL today, but his family is the cornerstone to his success.

Certainly, the performance represents a measure of racial progress that shouldn’t be ignored. The American Dream is that anyone of any background can rise to the level of his or her own merit. That’s ...

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The Super Bowl halftime performer who held up the Sudanese and Palestinian flags in protest during Sunday night’s ...

Kendrick Lamar Duckworth, better known by his stage name — Kendrick Lamar — is one of the most successful and influential hip-hop artists of the 21st century. Lamar, who's from Compton, California, ...

Assistant sports performance coach for the Philadelphia Eagles Autumn Lockwood made sports history as the first Black woman ...

A proposal to strip the name of the late U.S. Rep. Henry Hyde from the DuPage County courthouse and related offices in ...

Salon talks to the longtime "Puppy Bowl" ref about the animal rescue special's impact and those other "Bowls." ...

It’s remarkable that an artist whose work is so deeply political and who hasn’t chased pop stardom was picked to perform at ...

Fox News’ Brett Baier asked Trump about whether his plan to impose tariffs will actually help American consumers. The ...

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Let’s take a look at how his powerlifting roots gave him an edge in the NFL. Jalen Hurts' background in powerlifting, encouraged by his father and high school coach Averion Hurts. Most teenagers ...