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When Millionaire Meant Mythic There was a time when the word millionaire carried an almost mythic weight. In 1973, when George Steinbrenner bought the New York Yankees for $10 million,

Most of us would never consider ourselves violent people. We don’t think of ourselves as hateful. We don’t wake up in the morning looking for conflict. We would never imagine

This is not technically a Bless Your Headlines column, because there is no headline to bless. This one comes straight from real life, specifically a recent road trip that tested

If all you did was expose yourself to information and viewpoints coming from the Unholy Trinity—academia, legacy corporate media, and the world of entertainment—you would think most of us reluctantly

Well, bless his headlines. Actor Faizon Love, best known to many as the manager from Elf and from his role in Couples Retreat, found himself in a very different kind

Major League Baseball (MLB) ballpark giveaways are pogey bait to get folks through the gates, keep them spending and turn a random night game against a weak team into something

As a society, we surely spend a fair amount of time discussing and arguing about what the appropriate behavior is for all manner of issues. Unfortunately, much of the time,

Bless Your Headlines Just when you think Florida Man might be taking a little summer break, he comes roaring back onto Interstate 75 in a Honda Civic allegedly going over

Washington Wants the Whistle The Cruz-Cantwell “Protect College Sports Act of 2026” is pitched as a bipartisan rescue mission for a collegiate athletics system already gasping under NIL chaos, antitrust

The Search For A Happy Medium Increasingly, it appears as though the Holy Grail in American life is preventing anyone, at any time, for any reason, from feeling bad about