The players wanted to demonstrate against hate groups spreading racism, Ole Miss head coach Kermit Davis said in a post-game news conference.

Kaepernick hasn't played in the NFL since the 2016 season.

The store owner slashed prices for Nike in response to Colin Kaepernick's "Just Do It" campaign for the brand's 30th anniversary.

The age of social media is forcing companies to take political positions, experts say.

At this time, it remains unclear as to which cheerleader knelt while the rest of the squad stood in formation during the national anthem.

Amy Schumer followed in the footsteps of Rihanna in saying she would not support the NFL or its advertisers in an effort to support Colin Kaepernick.

Trump said viewership would rise if players "stood proudly" for the anthem.

The Patriots quarterback spoke about the controversy with Oprah.

A new NFL policy announced today mandates players stand for the national anthem.

President Donald Trump took to Twitter this morning to lash out at the National Football League's decision not to force players to stand for the national anthem.

He alleges collusion among owners to keep him out of the league.

"We want to make our country better," Reid said.

The plan stems from "many discussions with clubs and players.”

The vice president had been at the game in Indianapolis with his wife.

Report that Kaepernick said he'd stand for anthem now in doubt.

Three Miami Dolphins kneeled during the national anthem in London.

Two Texas high schoolers were tossed off the team by their coach.

Walker said he received death threats after comments he made last Sunday.

NASCAR is the rule, not the exception when it comes to enforcing anthem policy.

A Senate Homeland Security Committee member said Russia wants to divide US.

Eugenia McDowell said her son knelt down during the pledge on Monday.

Creator Shonda Rhimes and the cast celebrated their 300th episode.

Alejandro Villanueva has become the top-selling NFL player in terms of gear.

ESPN Radio host Bomani Jones disputes the perception of unity.

John Legend, Eddie Vedder and Olivia Wilde have shared photos.

The attorney general spoke at Georgetown University today.

"I was ashamed of what was taking place," Trump said.

Players wanted to "stay out of the business of making political statements."

One of the NBA's most lauded and longest tenured coaches talked more than hoops.

Ryan, a co-owner of the Green Bay Packers, sided with Trump on the issue.

While Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys were making their own statement Monday night, Jordin Sparks was also wading into the rash of peaceful protests happening around t

"Empire" creator says the country's "dark times" will lead to great art.

"#FootballIsFamily," the Cowboys tweeted, along with an image of Jones.

The NBA champion said the protests are "about equality."

The NASCAR driver said all Americans have the rights to "peaceful protests."

The president weighed in again on controversy sparked by his slamming kneeling.

Trump referred to a hypothetical protesting player as a "son of a b----."

The Baltimore Ravens' Ben Watson locked arms with teammates as rebuke to Trump.