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In a recent interview, Floyd Mayweather Jr. declared that “all lives matter” and explained why he thinks Colin Kaepernick should stop protesting and focus more on getting the “starting job.” The retired boxing champion broke his silence on the racial tension in America while speaking with “The Boxing Voice.” “I’m here to say all lives matter. A lot of times we get stuck, and we are followers. You hear one person say, ‘Black lives matter’ or ‘blue lives matter’… all lives matter,” Mayweather said.

A Quinnipiac University survey released Wednesday found Republican Sen. Pat Toomey leading Democrat Katie McGinty by 8 percentage points

Dec 14, 6:33 PM (ET) By NEKESA MUMBI MOODY NEW YORK (AP) - Ahmet Ertegun, who helped define American music as the founder of Atlantic Records, a label that popularized the gritty R&B of Ray Charles, the classic soul of Aretha Franklin and the British rock of the Rolling Stones, has died, his spokesman said. He was 83. Ertegun remained connected to the music scene until his last days - it was at an Oct. 29 concert by the Rolling Stones at the Beacon Theatre in New York where Ertegun fell, suffered a head injury and was hospitalized. He later...

Ed "Battleground" Goeas on with Hume this (6:00 EST) hour.

9 points up with one day to go!

It's growing!

He's coming on live next segment. Maybe a preview of tomorrow's number!

Bush 47%, Gore 41% Updated Monday, 10/30 at 12:01 A.M. EDT. Next update by 2 A.M. Tuesday

Tomorrow's Battleground Poll (10/27) will show: Bush: 45% Gore: 40% He just stated it on Sean Hannity (3:45 PM Thursday)

It's a dead heat here!

No link yet.

They're going to talk about McCain's little temper tantrum.

Smith considering return to Republicans - sources Updated 11:02 PM ET October 27, 1999 By Thomas Ferraro WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sen. Bob Smith of New Hampshire, who bolted the Republican Party just three months ago accusing it of abandoning its core values, has conferred with party leaders about possibly returning to the fold, Republican sources said Wednesday. "My guess is that Senator Smith will come in from the cold," one source said. Smith, 58, has talked with a number of top Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott of Mississippi and Republican Chairman James Nicholson, about returning to the party ...