ABC News' Janai Norman reports on the buzziest stories of the day in "GMA" Pop News.

The Los Angeles Lakers captured their 17th NBA title with their win over the Miami Heat, with LeBron James clinching his fourth championship on his third team.

NBA superstar LeBron James and his voting rights organization, More Than A Vote, are launching a multimillion-dollar campaign to fortify the number of poll workers.

LeBron James’ voting rights group is teaming up with the baseball team to make Dodgers Stadium an Election Day polling place.

Florida's GOP-led legislature imposed hurdles despite voters' decision in 2018.

As the pandemic cancels commencement ceremonies, the NBA star is producing a one-hour television special on May 16 honoring the Class of 2020.

Students were surprised with an announcement that tuition will be free at Kent State University.

Plus, a bride gets a lift to her wedding ceremony by a group of firefighters.

The announcement was welcoming news for Britney Bennett who has been fighting to secure stable housing for her children, one of which attend Lebron James' school.

NBA star LeBron James discusses with reporters how he and his family evacuated during the California wildfires.

U.S. fans accused the Lakers player of siding with money over free speech and demonstrators in Hong Kong responded by burning his jersey.

Using FiveThirtyEight's NBA player projection model, we help LeBron James cast the Monstars for "Space Jam 2."

Holding James out would allow his groin to fully heal, Lakers say.

James said the NFL has "a bunch of old white men owning teams" with a "slave mentality" and that the NBA is more tolerant.

Lara Spencer reports the buzziest stories of the day in "GMA" Pop News.

Lara Spencer reports the buzziest stories of the day in "GMA" Pop News.

Cavs fans were genuinely happy to see the NBA star playing his first game back in his hometown after signing with the Lakers.

The basketball hero returns to his hometown as an opponent as the Lakers and Cavaliers face off.

The newly minted L.A. Laker told The Hollywood Reporter that it doesn't bother him when Trump calls him dumb.

The basketball superstar will take on Michael Jordan's iconic role in the highly-anticipated sequel.

A week after President Trump took a swipe at NBA star LeBron James’ intelligence, a new petition calls for the Ohio native to become education secretary.

The NBA star opened a school in his hometown for at-risk students.

The NBA legend told ESPN how personal the project was for him, saying, "I know exactly what these kids today are going through."

The NBA star, who has been a vocal critic of President Trump in the past, now said "sports has never been something that divided people."

LeBron James one of the most well-know athletes is making his dream come true by opening school to students who are at risk and have been behind in critical academic area

In an interview with ESPN's Rachel Nichols that will air on "Sportscenter," the basketball star discussed his new school for at-risk youth.

James declared the I Promise School the most meaningful accomplishment of his career.

The NBA star said moving to Los Angeles to join the Lakers is "kind of like a dream come true for me."

Ahead of Game 4 of the NBA finals tonight against Golden State, many wonder if tonight could be LeBron James' last game in a Cleveland Cavaliers jersey.

The president disinvited the Philadelphia Eagles from a White House visit.

Andrienne Bankert reports the buzziest stories of the day in "GMA" Pop News.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham said LeBron James should keep political commentary to himself or "shut up and dribble," to which the NBA all-star embraced the opportunity to "talk about social injustice.

Laura Ingraham said LeBron should "shut up and dribble," which sparked criticism on social media.

The NBA star took issue with the Fox News host's "shut up and dribble" comment.

Karis Thomas’ moves are already catching the eye of colleges across the country.

NBA star weighs in on NFL controversy and the president's comments.

The incident was reported to police this morning.

A racist slur was spray painted on the front gate of a Los Angeles home owned by the NBA star.

"There's nothing you can do other than keep thriving," Chance told "The View."

"The View" co-hosts discuss the crime, which occurred ahead of Thursday's NBA Finals game.

The NBA star said a "racially motivated slur" spray-painted on his California home shows "racism will always be a part of the world."

The incident was reported to police this morning.

Part 3 of ABC News' "Game Changers": The NBA champion talked with Robin Roberts about his commitment to his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, and how 2016 changed his life.

The "GMA" team of insiders analyzes some of the biggest stories trending this morning.

Robin Roberts caught up with LeBron James at the Sports Illustrated sportsperson of the year awards show to discuss the meaning behind this accolade.

"Muhammad Ali is such a cornerstone of me as an athlete because of what he represented not only in the ring as a champion but more outside the ring."

Several NBA players expressed concern about police violence during media day.

A photo of Mapleside Farms' corn maze has gone viral on Facebook.

Because of experiences in his early life, LeBron James takes his commitment to childhood education very personally.