Stephen A. Smith’s appearance Monday on “General Hospital” was received the way you would think by his “First Take” colleagues. Ryan Clark, Louis Riddick and Chris Russo and the “First ...

The council in St. Stephen continues to debate a proposed crosswalk policy for the municipal district. It seeks to outline the requirements for getting a coloured crosswalk, including the ...

Forty-eight hours before today’s local elections and an important by-election, Sir Tony Blair dropped a well-aimed bomb straight into Sir Keir Starmer’s high command. Ignore the subsequent ...

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There are differing opinions on Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders' surprising slide, and ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith did not hold back when addressing the biggest story of the 2025 NFL Draft.

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Instead, he still finds himself waiting. ESPN's Stephen A. Smith revealed a theory that he believes is the reason why the talented son of Deion Sanders didn't get drafted in the first round.

When your top two stars are 37 years old, like Stephen Curry, and 35 years old, like Jimmy Butler, you have to expect that there will be bumps and bruises by the time the playoffs come around.

But longtime ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith has a different idea. Smith seems to believe that Sanders' dad, Deion, played a role in this occurrence. Smith spoke about this on his morning show ...