Five NFL Teams have adopted a “no kneeling” rule ahead of the 2023-24 regular season. The move comes after the league released the teams from contractual obligations regarding 1st Amendment rights as they apply to a private workplace.
“The league said we don’t have to provide a 1st Amendment venue since we’re not the federal government,” said St. Louis Rams General Manager Joe Barron, “We are absolutely allowed to police our own locker room and make our own rules.”
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An elderly gentleman goes for a check-up. After his exam the doctor said to the to the old fella, “You appear to be in good health. Do…
The comedy world was deeply shaken by the death of American comedian, actor, and author Richard Lewis in February 2024. Known for his self-deprecating humor, neurotic stage…
An old interview clip from 2018 resurfaced this week, sparking intense discussion across social media platforms. In the video, a public figure comments on domestic terrorism threats,…
George Armitage, the visionary filmmaker behind Grosse Pointe Blank and Miami Blues, has died at 82. His niece confirmed to TMZ that Armitage passed away last Saturday,…
Stories about single dads have a special kind of charm that resonates deeply with audiences across all walks of life. Some will have you laughing out loud…
