Mike McDaniel is a staff writer on the Breaking and Trending News team at Sports Illustrated. His reporting spans various themes, including politics, public policy, and sports, with a focus on current affairs and social interest topics. McDaniel's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Merced Sun-Star, WJAR-TV, and the Miami Herald.
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Both Olive Garden and the Democrats understand why one needs photo ID: It prevents cheating.
It's difficult even to comprehend the damage cowardly, indoctrinated med school leadership is doing to doctors and patients.
In 2026, America is like a tinpot tyranny, where our politicians' votes are being controlled by threats from communists and Islamists.
Year after year, the SEC is loaded with some of the best defensive backs in all of college football.
The Hokies, coming off a three-win season for just the second time in nearly 35 years, have a brand new head coach in James Franklin and plenty of coaching and roster turnover to go along with it.
We must decide, and soon, if a “religion” that preaches slavery and mass slaughter of those who refuse to convert is compatible with American religious liberty. The answer will define, and potentially, end us.
It's all Trump's fault for looking into vote fraud. Were one foolish enough to listen to and believe Democrats, election fraud is as rare as cold fusion.
The battle for age-appropriate literature in schools is important and never-ending. But it must be waged not by emotion, but by people of good will arguing for good art, literature of enduring, timeless value. Grooming tracts and sexual and political indoctrination don't clear that high bar.
To win life's lottery, be born in America. My wife and I spent two decades teaching in North Texas, at a Fort Worth-area high school.
While Virginia Tech Fall camp begins with elevated expectations despite plenty of question marks across the roster, the running backs room is one
