As “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith continues to tease a potential presidential run in 2028, a former ESPN star — and MSNBC ...

The "First Take" host, who is ESPN's most visible and bombastic personality, says he's been approached by "people on Capitol ...

If you ask Stephen A. Smith, he has “no choice” but to run for president. He’s very, very happy with his day job, but when ...

Fox News host Sean Hannity presses ESPN's Stephen A. Smith on a potential 2028 run for president on ‘Hannity.’ ...

Stephen A. Smith heard the leaked audio of an ESPN producer sounding off on him ... So it’s fair to assume Smith really wasn’t concerned about the leak. The more interesting question, however ...

A new alleged leak audio catches ESPN producer Ryan Bertrand making critical comments about one of the network’s marquee talents, Stephen A. Smith. Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe claims ...

The leak was shared by James O'Keefe's media group, and fans are all over it as they try to guess what ESPN will come up with in response to this. Neither Smith nor ESPN are yet to make any statements ...

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is publicly opening the door about running for president a little less than a month after dismissing the idea. "Time to stop messing around. Life is great.

That's the question on Stephen A ... "Time to stop messing around, Smith wrote on X (Formerly Twitter). Life is great. Especially at ESPN/Disney. Hate the thought of being a politician.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith seems to be edging closer to a career in politics. Smith, who has long mixed some political commentary into his analysis of basketball and other subjects, said Monday ...

The ongoing volley of comments between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith continued Thursday as Smith used his platform on ESPN's "First Take" to respond to what James said a day earlier on the ...