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“Fuentes is among the most prominent and unapologetic antisemites around,” David Goldenberg, the Anti-Defamation League director of the Midwest regional office, told the Chicago Sun-Times on Sunday.

ATLANTA — When antisemitic graffiti was discovered last month just a mile from Congregation Or VeShalom in Brookhaven, Rabbi Joshua Hearshen said the news barely made a ripple among his congregants.

The Brooklyn Nets star apologized "deeply" for sharing antisemitic content on social media, which led to his team suspension.

The acquisition of JLens will provide the organization with a seat inside valuable corporate boardrooms.

NEW YORK — There is momentum suggesting suspended Nets star Kyrie Irving could make his way back to the court soon — though not soon enough to rejoin the team during their upcoming four-game road trip.

What embarrasses the NBA and has superstar Kyrie Irving suspended goes deeply beyond basketball or one man. Irving’s is just the latest face symptomatic of what has become of this country and made even its name sadly ironic: the United States of America. If only. We have not been this…

Kyrie Irving’s suspension is new low for one of the most talented players of his generation, a fast-falling star now likely to be remembered as a purveyor of offensive misinformation

Brooklyn’s guard was suspended without pay for at least five games on Thursday night.

The basketball star’s statement came hours after the Nets announced it had suspended him without pay and the ADL refused to accept his donation

Even after his initial misstep, Kyrie Irving had plenty of chances to calm things down, but his refusal to do so until after his team was forced to suspend him has put his once legendary NBA career in jeopardy, writes Jon Healy.

The Nets star received a suspension Thursday amid recent backlash related to his promotion of an antisemitic film and book on social media.