NFL players, owners respond to president’s remarks on social media

The National Football League’s players –– and some owners –– reacted on social media after President Donald Trump called for a boycott of the league.

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Atlanta Falcons safety, Ricardo Allen

Green Bay Packers quarterback, Aaron Rodgers

New England Patriots owner, Robert Kraft

Atlanta Falcons running back, Devonta Freeman

Green Bay Packers tight end, Martellus Bennett

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Braves score five runs in 8th inning to soar past Twins, 6-4

Dream select South Carolina’s Te-Hina Paopao in WNBA draft

Te-Hina Paopao was part of South Carolina's 2024 championship team and finished second to Connecticut in 2025. The Dream selected her in the second round. No. 18 overall.

Rory McIlroy releases years of frustration and bottled-up emotion with Masters championship

Rory McIlroy checked a lot of boxes with his emotional victory at the Masters on Sunday.

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Braves score five runs in 8th inning to soar past Twins, 6-4

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Restaurant founded by Pinky Cole hasn’t paid legal settlement, lawyer says

The admission comes after Cole announced she had recently lost and then reacquired her Slutty Vegan dining empire.

No time frame: Brian Kemp keeps GOP guessing as pressure builds on Senate bid

Many Republicans would like to see Kemp as the GOP's best hope to defeat Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff in 2026.

Atlanta church trafficked ministry students, lawsuit alleges

An Atlanta church is being sued by a former member who alleges she and others were trafficked as part of its youth ministry program.