Recapping the biggest storylines from last week’s NFL Draft; Pro-Palestinian protests have continued across many college campuses, including ramping up at a variety of universities; The University of Florida shows real leadership in response to protests on campus; Northwestern University gives in to certain concessions wanted by protesters, rewarding them for illegal activity

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Previewing and giving predictions for the first round of the NFL Draft; An interview done with NYU students prove they have no idea what they’re supposedly protesting, in regards to the pro-Palestinian protests on campus; New NYC rule would require restaurants and fast food chains to put warning labels on products that are high in sugar content

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The NBA Playoffs saw a great night of games on Monday night; Yankees manager Aaron Boone gets ejection, despite not saying anything; Congress passes yet another Ukraine spending bill; Cornell and other prestigious universities finally bringing back standardized test scores into admissions process; Feds begin investigation into convenience store chain Sheetz, essentially due to them refusing to hire people with a criminal background

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Reviewing Taylor Swift’s newest album, The Tortured Poets Department; Longtime Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Ryan officially retires from the NFL, following what likely ends up being a Hall of Fame career; Zach Wilson traded from Jets to Broncos, can Sean Payton revitalize Wilson’s career?; Discussing Columbia University’s pro-Palestinian protests, and just how dumb, spoiled, and entitled, these protesters are, and what the resulting consequences should be

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Analyzing and recapping the first round of the NBA’s play-in tournament, as well as a few key injuries, and previewing Friday’s single elimination games from each conference; Looking at and discussing the case of Dexter Taylor, a vastly important case in NYC surrounding the Second Amendment that has received little to no media attention

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The WNBA Draft is in the books, and as expected, Caitlin Clark went number one overall. Discussing Clark’s potential at the next level, and a few other names to look out for; Following Clark’s pick, people began decrying her rookie contract, showing that they don’t understand how business works; Team USA’s roster for the Paris Olympics this summer is absolutely loaded; Trump’s hush money trial gets underway in NYC with day one of jury selection; Breaking down the latest in the Israel/Iran drama and what retaliation we can expect to see from Israel for Saturday’s massive drone/missile strike; Pro-Palestinian protesters shut down multiple major US roadways, including San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge for roughly five hours

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O.J. Simpson is dead at the age of 76, after a battle with prostate cancer; Kentucky basketball is reportedly eyeing a new candidate for its head coach opening, and it’s a head scratcher; Morgan Wallen arrested in Nashville after tossing a chair from a sixth-story balcony; Discussing the latest in the escalations going on in the Middle East, including Israel potentially invading Rafah, and Iran reportedly set to attack Israel

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UConn wins back to back titles, with victory over Purdue; John Calipari leaves Kentucky, goes to Arkansas; Who does Kentucky hire?; Vice President Kamala Harris gives insane comments surrounding history of women’s brackets; Dawn Staley comments on allowing trans athletes to compete against women; Oakland A’s find a temporary home in Sacramento while waiting on construction of Vegas stadium; Dr. Phil interviews son of Hamas founder, who absolutely annihilates Americans showing support for Hamas and Palestinians

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Recapping both the men and women’s Final Four matchups, as well as discussing the controversial call late in the UConn/Iowa game; South Carolina knocks off Caitlin Clark and Iowa to win women’s title; Previewing and giving gambling picks for the men’s title game between Purdue and UConn

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Seattle public schools set to remove gifted and talent program for more “inclusive, equitable, and culturally sensitive” alternative; NYC mayor claims that city’s crime spike is simply a “perception problem”; US Immigration Services adds a third gender option to citizenship forms, continuing to complicate the border/immigration issues; Canadian citizen wants publicly funded “penile sparing vaginoplasty”

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