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Let’s face it. Steve Kerr is on life support as the head coach of the Golden State Warriors. Some, such as Outkick’s Dan Dakich, say Kerr is taking too much credit for what former Warriors head coach Mark Jackson built before Kerr was hired. As in, Kerr started on third base and “thinks he hit a triple”. Others are giving him his flowers for being the organization’s winningest coach, including securing four NBA championships in six tries while leading what will go down as one of the greatest basketball dynasties of the modern era, maybe ever.The most “laughable” storyline though, to use that term in it’s proper context (I’m talking to you Coach Vrabel), is the report that Steve Kerr’s left-wing political activism is what may lead to his ouster. As reported by senior NBA Writer for ESPN Marc Spears, while speaking to Warriors’ radio affiliate 95.7 The Game in the Bay Area,  “[Steve Kerr] speaks out on social justice issues, he speaks out on racism issues, he speaks out on gun violence and I’ve heard a little bit that maybe he’s being stifled a little bit in that regard.”Has Kerr’s consistent, divisive political activism led to problems? It’s 100%…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Los Angeles Unified School District voted Tuesday to limit students’ screen time. The resolution to limit students’ use of laptops and tablets in class and incentivize pen-and-paper assignments passed 6-0, and mandates that the district to develop a screen time policy for each grade and subject, bar students in first grade and younger from using devices, evaluate education technology contracts, and make clear the steps parents need to take in order to opt their child out of using technology at school, NBC News reported.  “The Los Angeles Unified Board of Education approved a resolution today to limit student screen time across the district,” the district said in a press release. “Building on last year’s cell phone ban, the proposal calls for comprehensive, developmentally appropriate guardrails on instructional technology for all grade levels, including key provisions to eliminate use of student devices for youngest learners, prohibit student-led use of YouTube and other video streaming platforms, and review and present a public report of all existing classroom technology contracts.” LA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS ANNOUNCE FIRE-RELATED CLOSURES; AT LEAST 3 BUILDINGS SUSTAIN ‘SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE’ The resolution came from Board Member Nick Melvoin, a Democrat who has served…

In October 1962, the C.I.A. and the U.S.A.F. requested that Lockheed study a high-speed, high-altitude drone concept for reconnaissance flights over particularly hostile territories to avoid endangering aircrews. Created during the height of the Cold War and following the shootdown of a U-2 spy plane piloted by Francis Gary Powers, the Lockheed D-21, initially designated as the Q-12, utilized technology derived from the A-12 Oxcart and SR-71 Blackbird programs. Shown here is the two-seat Lockheed M-21 in flight with a D-21 drone attached to it. Image: C.I.A. Skunkworks chief Clarence Kelly Johnson specified speeds of Mach 3.3–3.5, with an operational altitude of 87,000–95,000 feet, and a range of 3,000 nautical miles. The drone would launch from the A-12 Oxcart, make a one-way trip to the target using a pre-planned flight path, gather intelligence, then head into international airspace and begin an unpowered descent. When the drone reached 60,000 feet, it would jettison its top-secret payload, which consisted of the camera, photographs, and the drone’s navigational system. The payload would either be recovered while airborne using a JC-130 Hercules aircraft to snag its parachute mid-air, or retrieved by ship after a water landing. When the drone reached an altitude of 52,000 feet,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Trump is attending the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Saturday for the first time as commander-in-chief — after boycotting the annual event last year and each year during his first term.The dinner will take place on Saturday, April 25, at the Washington Hilton.”The White House Correspondents Association has asked me, very nicely, to be the Honoree at this year’s Dinner, a long and storied tradition since it began in 1924, under then President Calvin Coolidge,” Trump posted on his Truth Social last month, adding that it would be his “Honor to accept their invitation.” TRUMP’S RETURN TO THE WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS’ DINNER MARKS A POLITICAL JOURNEY COMING FULL CIRCLE  The White House Correspondents’ Association’s president, Weijia Jiang said that they were “happy” with the president’s decision to attend.”For more than 100 years, the journalists of the White House Correspondents’ Association have enjoyed an evening with the president,” Jiang said in a statement last month. “We’re happy the president has accepted our invitation and look forward to hosting him.”DAN RATHER AMONG 200 JOURNALISTS DEMANDING TRUMP BE CALLED OUT AT WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS’ DINNERThe president had skipped the event in years past, saying that decision…

There were two polarizing picks in the opening round of the NFL Draft, and both came from Alabama. The Rams selecting QB Ty Simpson at No. 13 has been well documented — and scrutinized.But the other ‘Bama pick, offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor, is the one who we’re gonna dial in on today.Proctor, who the Dolphins picked at No. 12, is, easily, the biggest specimen in this year’s draft. He’s a massive human being, standing at 6-foot-7 (please don’t make the dumb joke), and weighing a measly 352 pounds.Now, I say “measly” because that’s actually lean for Proctor, who struggled to keep his weight in check under Nick Saban at Alabama. And by that, I mean he used to clock in at well over 400 pounds, which won’t translate well in the NFL.JELLY ROLL’S 300-POUND MILESTONE TOPS A LIST OF STUNNING CELEBRITY WEIGHT-LOSS TRANSFORMATIONS That’s why Proctor was such a polarizing pick by Miami. If he can keep the weight in check, he’s arguably the best lineman in the draft. But work ethic concerns, which Saban brought up earlier this week, have followed the kid for years.He does have a couple things working for him, though. No. 1, the South Florida…

Let’s get this Saturday morning started with a report from this weekend’s Stagecoach Festival in California where the Great Lingerie Wars of 2026 will be fought with Sydney Sweeney bringing her SYRN brand to the Coachella Valley grounds to win Gen Z hearts.Based on the social media out of the event from last night, Victoria’s Secret executives better call an emergency marketing meeting on Monday morning because there’s been a major development. We know that Sweeney has no problem attracting young men. But, can she win the hearts and minds of women who will buy the lingerie? Uh, take a look at this video from last night where Sweeney was absolutely mobbed by young women at a Stagecoach concert. Those emotions aren’t staged. These young women see what those of us with a brain see – Sweeney is a cultural icon that has now resurrected American Eagle and she’s officially shaking up the lingerie business.As I wrote in Screencaps earlier this week, Livvy Dunne, 23, is now collaborating with Sweeney which adds huge credibility within Gen Z consumers. How has Victoria’s Secret countered Sweeney in the war for hearts and minds? It went out and signed the WNBA’s Angel Reese…

Jenn Sterger, the former NFL reporter and current comedian who accused Super Bowl champion Brett Favre of sending her inappropriate text messages and pictures in 2008, revealed Friday that she had a double mastectomy this week because her implants “exploded.”See? Your life doesn’t seem that hard now, does it? Sterger, also known as the famous FSU cowgirl from the mid-2000s, said in a lengthy Instagram post that she’s been dealing with pain in the right breast for over a month now, and she was rushed to the ER on Thursday because her right breast exploded.”Not the implant, the actual breast,” she said.Jenn Sterger has long been a name sports fans recognize”I was rushed into the ER and redlined into surgery.  It was terrifying.  I was literally just meeting people, who that same night would hold my life in their hands. It was an emergency implant removal, nipple sparing, double mastectomy. And with it, the final piece of my mask that’s protected me all these years,” she continued.”As a late diagnosed neurodivergent woman, I’ve lost count of the number of people who told me, you’d be nothing without your breasts. They said, ‘Your career will be over.’ And maybe they’re right. Or maybe,…

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