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06/08/2026

Rumor has it, according to writers like the Blaze’s Jason Whitlock, that the Indiana Fever might soon trade star point guard Caitlin Clark to the Los Angeles Sparks. The buzz is that the NBA, which oversees the WNBA, wants the big star in L.A. to draw West Coast fans to the Forum. Clark, now in the third year of her four-year contract, reportedly has the power to choose her future with any team she prefers. Whitlock suggests NBA owners aim to place top athletes in major markets to boost publicity and media attention, similar to other NBA stars who thrived on the West Coast. While there’s no timeline yet, it seems the writing is on the wall for future of the Indiana Fever.

06/07/2026

Eighty-two years ago, on June 6, 1944, the largest invasion in history took place when Allied forces from the U.S., England, Canada, and 12 other countries landed on Normandy Beach in France to begin the final push to win the war in Europe. There were 57,500 American troops, and 2,501 were killed on the very first day. Despite the heavy losses, the invasion was a success, and nearly a year later, Germany surrendered and VE Day was celebrated. WWII didn’t end until Japan surrendered after the U.S. used the atomic bomb, leading to VJ Day. Sadly, the Normandy invasion has been forgotten by many, though it remains etched in the history books.

06/05/2026

The Chicago Bears’ owners have officially announced their move to Hammond, Indiana, just two miles from the Illinois state line and about 30 minutes from Chicago. The Chicago mayor said the cost of gas and groceries matters more than a major sports franchise, and until he sees a shovel in the dirt in Indiana, he’ll keep talking to the’ ownership. Meanwhile, Indiana Governor Mike Braun was thrilled to welcome the team, noting they would always be the Chicago Bears—just across the state line. This move makes Indiana one of the few states with more than one NFL team.

06/05/2026

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was set to appear before Rep. Jim Jordan and the House Judiciary Committee over the growing number of NFL games airing on pay networks like ESPN, NBC Peacock, Amazon Prime Video, and NFL Network. The Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 allowed NFL teams to negotiate as a single entity with CBS, NBC, and ABC without facing federal antitrust lawsuits. Goodell’s appearance was planned for June 10, but the NFL’s chief counsel sent a letter declining. A similar situation happened last year when the Senate held a hearing on the same issue. Whether the committee can issue a subpoena to compel his appearance is still uncertain.

06/04/2026

Recently, Flock AI Systems, which record vehicle license plates, have faced growing scrutiny from individuals and groups worried about privacy violations and civil rights issues. There are over 80,000 Flock AI cameras in operation across the U.S., with more than 2,000 in Indiana alone. Many fear that the data collected could be sold to other communities, states, companies, or individuals, especially since some states already sell driver’s license information for profit. This has led to a flood of demands from citizens to city and county councils nationwide to dismantle and remove the cameras. Whether this will help or hinder law enforcement is a question now being debated by politicians, but concerns about safety and security from law enforcement will likely remain.

06/04/2026

Just outside Dallas, Texas, a first-degree murder trial is underway involving a 17-year-old Black teenager accused of stabbing and killing a 17-year-old White teenager at a track meet. The accused admits to the killing but claims it was in self-defense, stating the other teen touched him. The case has taken on racial overtones after three Black women were not selected for the jury. Groups from both sides are present at the trial, which the presiding judge has ordered not to be televised. As the outcome remains uncertain, concerns about race relations hang over Collin County, northeast of Dallas.

06/04/2026

THE PAT WHITE SHOW Season IV Volume # 26
1. Does America want to end DST?
2. The "Anit Quarry" mouse roars.
3. Trump administration revives D.C. fountains
4. Is the NFL moving to internet streaming?
5. Felonies down in U.S. except Chicago
6. Go green in college sports. Don't boycott
7. Unique history of the Boeing 707 passenger jet.
8. Deadline for Da Bears os May 31st.
9. Are the Bears really moving? Who knows.

06/03/2026

Last year, the National Football League (NFL) streamed several games on platforms like NBC, CBS, Amazon Prime, and others. This move stirred concerns among the public and members of Congress, prompting NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to testify before the House Judiciary Committee, led by Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), on June 10th. The aim is to find out if networks plan to move all NFL games to streaming, potentially making fans pay to watch their favorite teams during the season. If Goodell confirms this shift in sports broadcasting, could other sports be far behind? Inquiring minds want to know.

06/02/2026

Since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that gerrymandering violates the Constitution, several race-based organizations have urged African-American parents of talented high school athletes to boycott colleges in states redrawing voting districts to end gerrymandering. However, this may not be the best approach, as only about 2% of college athletes make it to the professional level. In today’s world, parents should focus on which college or university offers the most lucrative NIL program. Given the slim chances of going pro, it’s wiser to consider how much an athlete can earn while getting an education. As the saying goes, “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.”

06/01/2026

The Illinois legislature wrapped up without granting the Chicago Bears their “Megaproject,” though they floated an idea for communities of 70,000 or more to let the team fund a new domed stadium, hand it over to the community, and avoid paying property taxes. The Bears would spend billions on the stadium but wouldn’t own it or apparently control its use beyond football games. For now, it’s just a proposal with no vote behind it. The team still has an approved deal from Indiana waiting for acceptance, but the owners have chosen to hold off for weeks or even months before deciding. In short, it’s still a mystery where things will go.

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