That’s what it must sometimes feel like to be John Calipari. The leader of a team with an unblemished record, the head honcho of a program that serves as an incubator for NBA-level talents, a no-holds-barred attitude — he’s easy to vilify. MORE: Potential replacements for Barnes | 37 ridiculous things UK has accomplished this season | Best Elite Eight photos So the second Calipari opened his mouth Saturday evening, after the Wildcats barely hung on to defeat Notre Dame 68-66 in the Elite Eight, the keyboard warriors hunched over their laptops salivating....

In a clip titled “Moving Forward” and posted to YouTube late Wednesday, King told his fans that he planned on donating “100 percent” of any profits he made to charity. “Hey guys, it’s been a while. This isn’t going to be your average YouTuber apology video and I’m not going to make it long and drawn-out,” King says at the beginning of the minute-and-a-half clip. “I’ve learned a lot this past year and I’m not seeking forgiveness, nor am I looking to make excuses....

Browne, 28, was knocked out by Filipino fighter Carlo Magali in the last round of Friday’s bout for the IBF super-featherweight belt in Sydney. MORE: Classic photos of Floyd Mayweather “One punch can kill — whether you are outside a pub on a Friday night or in a boxing ring — and this is the thing that causes young lives to be ended so traumatically,” AMA vice president Stephen Parnis told Australian broadcaster ABC....

A Change.org petition has reached over 430,000 signatures as of Saturday afternoon asking that the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama—which has been designated as a National Historic Landmark—be renamed after the Georgia congressman and Alabama native. “It’s far past time to rename the Edmund Pettus Bridge after Rep. John Lewis, a civil rights icon [who] nearly gave his life on that bridge,” Michael Starr Hopkins, a Democratic strategist who created the petition a month ago, stated on Change....

Newton led Auburn to a title in 2011 and is still a vocal supporter of the Tigers. This small prank probably went over huge in the Panthers' locker room on Monday. And in case you didn't know, Graham Gano attended ... Florida State.

MORE: Newton’s star power, captured in photos Reaction to the Panthers’ charismatic leader runs the full spectrum. Newton is beloved among most Panthers fans. He also has his share of haters. Is there a racial component to the scrutiny Newton faces? Not according to NFL’s reigning MVP. “It’s not racism,” Newton told GQ in a cover story published Monday online. “Everybody’s entitled to their own opinion. MORE: Top 25 QBs for 2016...

“I really appreciate all the love and support during this time but I must say…please don’t feel sorry for me,” Newton posted via a story in his trademark social media font, before adding “#ImGood.” The official news of Newton’s release comes just days after he posted a photo montage that included the phrase “QB1” with an arrow pointing toward the number on his jersey. MORE: Four reasons why Cam Newton’s release shouldn’t surprise anyone...

Newton has received the COVID-19 vaccine as teams have remained in contact with the former Patriots quarterback, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported Saturday. Garafolo also reported during an appearance on “Good Morning Football Weekend” that no Newton signing is imminent but teams have been in touch with him through the first six weeks of the season. MORE: Newton joins shirtless Bruce Pearl in student section ahead of Auburn vs. Georgia...

Yet the Broncos drew only one penalty for those hits, a fact that surprised many observers — including Cecil Newton, the quarterback’s father. PHOTOS: Best images from the NFL’s season opener The elder Newton told ESPN Friday that Cam was “treated differently from other quarterbacks” and wondered if there was a “hidden reason” for that being the case. “People throw all these jingles out there about (Cam is) mobile, he’s bigger, he’s more physical,” Newton said....

That being said, Cam Newton showed up to the press conference following the Panthers’ 37-19 loss to the Steelers on Sunday night wearing something on sale at Ann Taylor. MORE: Week 3 photos | John Oliver trashes NFL | Sack celebration results in ACL tear The ensemble isn’t terrible from the waist up, but, wait, are those leggings? Also, as Raleigh sport radio host Joe Ovies pointed out, Newton didn’t even wear his own brand of shoes....

Hun Sen, who placed a $5,000 bet on the fight, reportedly gave a 15-minute speech Tuesday outlining what he thought to be an injustice toward Pacquiao, according to The Cambodia Daily. He said Mayweather won the unanimous decision because the fight was held on U.S. soil and scored by U.S. judges. MORE: Manny wants rematch | Floyd’s suggestion | Pacquiao shouldn’t have fought “Yesterday, those of us watching couldn’t give a point for Floyd, but the three judges unanimously decided that Floyd won,” Hun Sen said....

Suns forward Cameron Johnson tried to metaphorically end Tucker’s career during Suns-Bucks Game 3, with the third-year guard unleashing a furious dunk on Tucker that’s sure to be on posters and highlight reels for a long time. Take a look at this absolute beauty, and then look again, and then look again. MORE: Monty Williams isn’t happy with the treatment of Deandre Ayton Tucker was whistled for a blocking call, with Milwaukee challenging the call, going to replay review to see whether Johnson actually committed an offensive foul....

Depp’s attorney was widely praised for her performance in court during the high-profile defamation trial, becoming a celebrity in her own right, becoming the subject of dozens of viral moments, and being awarded a promotion following her success in the courtroom. Heard and Depp had been embroiled in a weeks-long trial after the actor sued his ex-wife for $50 million, accusing her of defaming him by writing an op-ed in The Washington Post in 2018 in which she said that she had been the victim of domestic violence....

The challenge for any responsible journalist approaching this subject, then, is twofold. She must approach with compassion, avoiding the stereotyping that so often characterizes books and articles about religious groups. This tendency among reporters to see people of strong faith as freaks or oddities (whether Mormons or Muslims or Orthodox Jews or evangelical Christians) only exacerbates misunderstandings between Red and Blue Staters and fans the flames of the culture war....

Even indoor cats that are well cared for can bring bacteria and viruses into your home. A bite or a scratch may mean that those germs are passed on to you, causing illness. In this article, you’ll learn about a few infections that cats may cause. You’ll also find advice on how to avoid getting sick from a cat. Cat-Scratch Disease Cat-scratch disease (a.k.a. cat scratch fever) is caused by Bartonella henselae, a bacteria your cat picks up from fleas....

Last weekend, I read a piece that contained a clue to framing dialogues on race in ways that can guide us through the next stages of change. C. David Moody Jr, owner of Moody Construction and President of the Atlanta Rotary Club, wrote a letter to Drew Brees that appeared in the Atlanta Journal Constitution Op Ed page. It was titled This is why Drew Brees’ Words Hurt So Much....

It’s no surprise that so many people turn to Medicaid for help. Medicaid pays for nursing home care more than any other type of insurance. Unfortunately, it does that by making you spend down your assets. Countable Assets for Medicaid When it comes to basic health care, Medicaid eligibility is based on your income. When it comes to long-term care in a nursing home, however, Medicaid also takes a close look at your assets....

That would present a singular challenge, given that the U.S. Constitution guarantees every defendant the right to be tried by a jury of their peers. “It would be the ultimate stress test for the American judicial system,” says Craig Trocino, director of the Miami Law Innocence Clinic and a former public defender. Agrees Cornell Law Professor Valerie Hans: “In a way, the Founders envisioned the possibility of this kind of event and envisioned the jury as a protection for that defendant....

Since the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) published the final ETS last Friday, at least 27 states and countless private plaintiffs from around the country filed lawsuits. If history is any guide, OSHA now faces an uphill climb to defend the rule. The agency is relying on the “emergency” authority that allows it to bypass normal procedural safeguards, but that courts have reviewed with a jaundiced eye. Of OSHA’s nine previous uses of this authority, six were challenged in court and only one was fully upheld....

There is no cure for diabetic retinopathy, but there are treatments that can help prevent, delay, or in some people, help reverse some loss of vision. This article will explain more about what it is, how it’s treated, and what you can do to help protect your eyes. What Is Diabetic Retinopathy? Over time, diabetes damages the blood vessels in your body. The damaged blood vessels can leak blood that does not then reach the retina, which is the part of the eye that sends signals to the brain....