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Wednesday on ESPN’s “Pardon the Interruption,” co-host Tony Kornheiser noted it was the 12-year anniversary of Russian President Vladimir Putin mistakenly taking New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s Super Bowl ring. Kornheiser joked that in the 12 years since, Kraft

After years of activists criticizing the National Football League for safety violations, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is saying that football is now safer than ever.

A number of National Football League Hall of Famers on a visit to Israel on Sunday hailed the sense of “family” shared by Israelis and their love of country.

Describing recent events as “nonsense and foolishness,” New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft insisted that “envy and jealousy” were the reasons for the sanctions he and star quarterback Tom Brady experienced over the Deflategate scandal.

Tom Brady will turn 40 before the start of the 2017 season. If he plays for another six or seven years, he’ll retire at the age of 46 or 47. And, that will be just fine, according to Patriots Owner Robert Kraft.

Patriots Owner Robert Kraft is a man who has a hard time letting go of past disappointments. That much seems obvious after Giants Co-owner Steve Tisch revealed what Kraft told him soon after the Patriots won Super Bowl LI.

While President Donald J. Trump attempts to make America great again, his friends Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft look to continue the New England Patriots’ greatness.

Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett might be writing himself a one-way ticket out of New England.

As the New England Patriots took yet another Super Bowl win, liberals from coast to coast exploded with vitriol on social media, furious that a team with tangential links to President Donald Trump came out on top Sunday. Since that final touchdown the hash tag #NotMySuperBowlChamps and other similar tags have been trending.

During Friday’s “Real Time” on HBO, host Bill Maher went on a long-winded rant about how he is cheering for the Atlanta Falcons Sunday in Super Bowl LI all because President Donald Trump is close with New England Patriots quarterback

Friday while discussing his relationship with President Donald Trump, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft said the president intends to create a “vibrant economy to get jobs going again” in America. “I think that his intent is to also to

It appears that the transcript of the NFL’s “Opening Night” media availability event for the upcoming Super Bowl omitted most of the questions reporters asked about President Trump and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

The owner of the New England Patriots recently revealed how Donald Trump helped him through the difficult days after he lost his wife to cancer in 2011 and said that his loyalty to the President is a very personal, not merely a political affinity.

Neither Kraft nor de Blasio are among the usual faces going in and out of President-elect Donald Trump’s residence during his transition team meetings.

New England Patriots owner and prominent Jewish philanthropist Robert Kraft has donated $6 million for the construction of a new, multi-purpose sports facility in Jerusalem, the city’s municipality announced in a statement Tuesday.

The Las Vegas magnate, who has been Donald J. Trump’s friend and business partner for two decades, told delegates at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland Wednesday that Trump’s vision and determination to succeed in business are the skills he needs as president to “Make America Great Again.”

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft offered praise for his “close friend” Donald Trump on the eve of the Massachusetts presidential primary.

Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, spending a life sentence in Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center for murder, penned a vicious letter to a female pen pal in which he lauded Patriots quarterback Tom Brady but ripped owner Robert Kraft.

I want to express my appreciation to Ted Wells and his colleagues for performing a thorough and independent investigation, the findings and conclusions of which are set forth in today’s comprehensive report.

In press conference on Wednesday, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft took to the media on the heels of the NFL’s announcement that it had denied an appeal of a four-game suspension for team quarterback Tom Brady for allegedly deflating

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell rejected the suggestion Wednesday of a quid pro quo between himself and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft appeared in a live press conference on Tuesday to comment on the punishments handed down from the NFL to the Patriots for its findings in Deflate-gate to announce he would not continue the rhetoric

During Friday’s “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host Skip Bayless responded to the New England Patriots report released in response to the Ted Wells Report, which found them to be probably guilty of tampering with game-used footballs. The NFLPA has filed

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft offered full-throated support for his suspended quarterback and blasted the NFL’s punishment of Tom Brady and his team as biased.

Breitbart Sports caught up with Jets owner Woody Johnson on Monday to get his take on the NFL’s probable return to Los Angeles.

The NFL announced that league vice president Jeff Pash and Ted Wells, who conducted the investigation of the Richie Incognito-Jonathan Martin bullying controversy, lead the probe into the handling of footballs by the New England Patriots for the AFC Championship Game.

The NFL can’t stop Rob Gronkowski. And it can’t stop A Gronking to Remember, either.