Sports
UCLA Returning Enough Money to Donald Sterling to Cover $2.5 Million NBA Fine
No word on whether the NAACP will return any money, but it does want to talk to the NBA
People Are Calling for Fans to Boycott the L.A. Clippers. Do Boycotts Actually Work?
How boycott research explains Donald Sterling's NBA ban.
Friday A/V Club: The Legend of Action Park
It was the '80s. It was New Jersey. It was another place and time.
CrossFit Games Sued for Telling Transgender Contestant She Must Compete with Men
Discrimination or biological complications?
Michael Jordan vs. Free Speech
Circuit court ruling gives fame a First Amendment veto
Jason Collins Quietly Takes the Court as NBA's First Openly Gay Player
Signs 10-day contract with Brooklyn Nets
Jason Collins Signed as First Openly Gay Player in NBA, Big Four U.S. Sports
Came out last year while unsigned
Report Describes 'Pattern of Harassment' by Miami Dolphins Players
But finds management had done little to deal with conduct by Richie Incognito, others
Putin Visits American, Canadian Athletes
Unexpected surprise at Olympic athlete houses in Sochi
Is Russia Like Nazi Germany? No, Russia Is Like America
Sochi-style political correctness happens in our own backyard.
60 Percent of Americans Have a Negative View of Russia
Highest level of unfavorable sentiment since 1994
Washington Redskins Respond to Lawmakers Who Urged Name Change: You Have Better Things to Do
One of the letter writers chairs the Senate Indian Affairs committee
How Big a Deal Is the Prospect of an Openly Gay NFL Player?
If Michael Sam makes it to the pros, it marks the endpoint of a culturally problematic attitude about homosexuality
Missouri Defensive Lineman Comes Out, Could Be First Openly Gay NFL Player
Senior said he told his teammates last year
Toronto Mayor Wants Rainbow Flag Removed from City Hall
Cities across Canada are doing it as a form of protest during the Olympics over the treatment of Russian gays
