Tom Campbell outlines the push for gambling in North Carolina and the money funneled into the legislators' campaigns.

Nike's Super Bowl ad was an expensive gambit that leaned into woke capitalism and failed to root itself in any relevant consumer or cultural insight.

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The winning spot, that features the League's work with youth organizations worldwide, received a HarrisX Ad Index score of 87 ...

Several companies rightfully used the heavily sought-after screen time to raise awareness and send powerful messages, and it ...

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Philadelphia Eagles' Brandon Graham holds up the Lombardi Trophy alongside team owner Jeffrey Lurie, left, during the ...

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Nike's move to appeal to more female athletes continued with its first Super Bowl ad in 27 years.

While so many eyes were on the Super Bowl this past week, New Orleans played host to another incredibly meaningful event.

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean is the "Way to Play" recipient for Super Bowl LIX. video "GMFB" reveals the Top 10 plays of 2024 season.