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WNBA players risked it all to bring down one of their owners; it’s time we all supported themAngel McCoughtry, who was drafted by the Dream in 2009 and still lives in Atlanta, spent the last few months supporting Rev. Raphael Warnock’s candidacy for Georgia Senate over the woman who essentially signed her checks for years....

Renee Montgomery Opted Out to Focus on Activism. Two Months Later, She Has No RegretsIf you were to tell Renee Montgomery in January that this year she would start racial justice initiatives, join a voting rights group, co-host a TMZ show, appear in countless media outlets, all while not playing basketball, she would call you a “troll.” At least, that’s what she called me when I ask...

Renee Montgomery Explains Why She’s Stepping Away From the WNBA This SeasonAtlanta Dream guard Renee Montgomery woke up nervous. She was about to send a tweet that would put her in the national spotlight and change the course of her athletic career....

Sportscaster Warner Wolf Says Charges For His Righteous Vandalism Have Been Dropped

Longtime sportscaster Warner Wolf, who was arrested in February on criminal mischief charges for vandalizing the entrance sign outside of his gated community, said today that all charges were dropped and the case was dismissed. Wolf was initially arrested for removing letters that spelled the word “...

Two Good Bayern Munich Fans Thwart A Dickhead's Attempted Jersey Thievery

A little Bayern Munich fan’s dream was almost dashed this weekend when defender Joshua Kimmich came over to toss the kid his jersey, only for a rude man to reach out and snag it. Thanks to the help of Kimmich and two other justice-minded fans nearby, though, the culprit was immediately shown the err...

No Justice For Good Boys

“WHORE the ramparts, weeee watched...” Some lady was singing the national anthem. “WHORE the lan-nnddd of the freeee...” We don’t care about that. We don’t care about any of that. We only want the Grade-A violence, now. ...

At Angola, Death Row Is Psychological Torture

Louisiana’s Angola prison is known as one of America’s harshest state prisons. But conditions for its death row inmates, isolated from almost all human contact, are particularly horrific. A new lawsuit says they amount to psychological torture. ...

Jaguars Junction: Week 17

As mankind evolves past a belief in an omnipotent god, we must inevitably face the question: Whence does justice arise? ...