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Maybe if the talented Colorado senior Askia Booker and his fellow Buffaloes actually deserved a NCAA Tournament invite, one might understand why Booker is refusing to play in the less prestigious College Basketball Invitational.

Fresno Unified School District officials announced that Scandinavian Middle School vice principal Joe DiFilippo will be placed on paid administrative leave for making the racist comment, “I don’t like black kids.” The remark was recorded on video by a student at the school.

On Monday gaming company Electronic Arts Inc. announced the replacement of Tiger Woods on the cover of their PGA Tour game with Rory McIlroy.

NFL franchises dished out a mind-boggling $1.3 billion to gridiron stars in the first three days of the free agency signing period, including a whopping $589.7 million in guaranteed money.

Christopher Essex, professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Western Ontario, told Breitbart Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon that political activists, who for the last twenty years have undermined scientists, who don’t share their climate change theology, have recently crossed a line and are making direct political attacks on regular scientists, like Willie Soon.

“It’s mind blowing and crazy to think that ISIS isn’t Islamic” said the author of a new book when asked about CIA Director John Brennan’s remark that ISIS is “psychopathic” not Islamic.

Oklahoma Republican Sen. James Lankford, just back from visiting the detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, joined Breitbart News Saturday to discuss the home of some of the worst Islamic jihadists.

In a crippling blow to the Texas Rangers, three-time All-Star Yu Darvish announced Friday that he will undergo ligament-reconstruction surgery on his right elbow, otherwise known as Tommy John surgery.

In response to a lawsuit filed against President Obama’s executive amnesty by Texas and 25 others states, California leads a contingency of 14 mostly Democratic states pushing forward the Obama plan to grant freedom from deportation for three years—or maybe longer—to five million illegal aliens.

“I had to do it,” said Robert Dixon after tearing down symbols of hate from the home of one of his Sacramento neighbors. “As an American, I just had to do it.”

Long John Daly, two-time Major champion—’91 PGA and ’95 British Open—and icon to the non-country club faction of weekend golfers, said on Tuesday that random drug testing by the PGA is “a big joke.”

Extra Extra! Just two years after purchasing the Orange County Register promising to resuscitate print media in America, Chief executive and Chairman, Aaron Kushner, and President, Eric Spitz, handed in their resignation at the paper and Freedom Communications Inc.

AEG jettisoned plans to build its Farmers Field football stadium in downtown Los Angeles despite having already spent $50 million on the proposed project.

A new bill to ban red light cameras sponsored by State Assemblyman Matthew Harper (R-Huntington Beach) contends that the devices are dangerous because they increase the number of rear-end accidents.

Mississippi State standout quarterback Dak Prescott and two other teammates Damian Williams and Torrey Dale were viciously assaulted in Panama City Beach, Florida while attending a Waka Flocka concert during Spring Break.

Two clueless Americans were arrested at one of the most historic ruins in the world for carving their initials on the walls of the structure.

A spring training game provided plenty of excitement when Tempe Diablo Stadium hosted the “Bee” team instead of the expected Royals and Angels squads, whom fans paid to see.

In case you forgot, Sunday was International Women’s Day. Five hundred women who gathered at the doorsteps of LAPD headquarters and marched east to the Mariachi Plaza in Boyle Heights carrying signs reading “Women’s rights are human rights,” “RIP PATRIARCHY” and “#ovarianpsycos,” didn’t forget.

Ana Marie Cox, political columnist for The Guardian and the Daily Beast and frequent contributor to MSNBC and NPR, recently revealed herself to be a believer in Jesus Christ as her God and Savior.

Saturday demonstrators gathered at the Los Angeles Police Department headquarters and marched to skid row to protest the fatal shooting of a troubled homeless man killed during a tussle with police officers.

On Saturday the University of California at Irvine (UCI) said that the student government’s vote to ban the display of the American Flag was “misguided.”

The San Francisco Giants stepped out of the batter’s box and walked off the mound on Friday to infuse gay marriage politics into America’s favorite pastime.

As a result of declining U.S. oil prices, companies continue to cut jobs, challenging families across the nation to overcome the loss of employment and income.

Next week New England Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady, will tee it up with the world’s best golfer, Rory McIlroy, at Augusta National the home of the Masters Tournament.

Having gone a full three weeks without pumping a fundraising dinner in California, President Obama announced he is coming back next week, this time to Los Angles to raise money for Democrats running in 2016.

Tuesday Toronto Maple Leafs hockey player Joffrey Lupul threatened to sue anyone who implied that he slept with actress Elisha Cuthbert, wife of team captain Dion Phaneuf.

A spate of cruel and senseless killing of animals have been found over the last few weeks in and around Sacramento. A goat, a lamb, a tortoise, several chickens and two cows have were discovered with their heads chopped off in the city’s Reichmuth Park.

Phillies, Diamondbacks, and Red Sox pitching great Curt Schilling reacted angrily to an alleged barrage of vulgar and sexually explicit tweets about his 17-year-old daughter.

Tuesday Federal Agents forced entry into twenty Southern California locations believed to be orchestrating “maternity tourism” scams for pregnant alien women aiming to gain U.S. citizenship for their soon to be born child.

A video recording of LAPD officers struggling and fatally shooting an apparent berserk black man at a skid row homeless encampment appears to vindicate the officers for shooting the man who friends called Africa.

Michael Jordan joined the billionaire club in 2015 thanks to an unintended assist from the much maligned former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling.

A non-profit organization aims to construct homeless communities using environmentally friendly structures to house homeless men and women.

Obamacare reveals that emergency room visits are going up and not decreasing as the president promised before the healthcare system became the law of the land.

National Harbor, Md–Wealthy conservative donor Foster Friess, whose funds helped Rick Santorum’s 2012 presidential campaign, joined the Breitbart News Saturday Sirius radio team, broadcasting live from CPAC, to discuss the need for action in the world wide Islamic backed jihad.

After delivering an exhilarating speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), legal scholar and one of America’s most listened to radio talk show host Mark Levin joined Breitbart News Saturday Patriot radio.

Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson electrified CPAC at the Gaylord Convention Center citing statistics from the Center for Disease Control that 110 million Americans now have a sexually transmitted illness.