Hillary Clinton, who holds a spot in history as the country’s only female presidential nominee from a major party, is now hoping Kamala Harris can do what she couldn’t: defeat Donald Trump and break the “highest, hardest glass ceiling” in American politics.
Clinton, in an op-ed endorsing Harris in the New York Times, says she knows how Vice President Harris can do it this time.
End of carousel“I know a thing or two about how hard it can be for strong women candidates to fight through the sexism and double standards of American politics,” Clinton wrote, championing Harris — who is now the likely Democratic nominee — as a “a savvy former prosecutor and successful vice president who embodies our faith that America’s best days are still ahead. Read More...
Explore More Josh Heupel had to know what he was doing.
The Tennessee head coach called timeout with nine seconds remaining in a 29-16 loss to Florida on Saturday, forcing the Gators to run an additional play.
It all went wrong after Florida quarterback Graham Mertz waited a few seconds before taking a knee on fourth down, with defensive tackle Omari Thomas taking a shot at the signal-caller.
Cue a scuffle. Read More...
We are only a few months away, believe it or not, from the football world again being held captive by the whims of Aaron Rodgers.
Will he return, or won’t he? Will he retire? When will he make up his mind, and how quickly will he get around to letting the New York Jets know?
How deeply will Rodgers ponder retirement — or pretend to mull retirement — and how many nebulous progress reports will he provide to his pals in the sports entertainment business along the way? Read More...