On Wednesday, Stephen A. Smith apologized to U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett for saying she uses "rhetoric for the streets" when tackling the Trump administration.

Radio host Stephen A. Smith posted a video Wednesday offering an apology to Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, after he previously called out her performative politics. Ahead of his show, Smith released a video titled "An apology to Jasmine Crockett" that addressed his past attacks on the Texas representative's fiery behavior.

While Stephen A. Smith is no stranger to arguing over his controversial sports opinions, he is walking back recent political comments he made about Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett. Smith apologized to Crockett for criticizing her and adding to the vitriol that she and other Black women in positions of power face.

Stephen A. Smith thinks a dark-horse contender in the West is on pace to win the NBA championship this season.

Stephen A. Smith reveals he doesn't like LeBron James and feels their courtside confrontation was orchestrated, stemming from criticism of Bronny James.

Despite that, Stephen A. Smith believes that not practicing every day in the preseason eventually contributed to the injury that he's dealing with, adding that the Commanders’ front office should be criticized for what it did in the summer.

New York football is in ugly state right now and Stephen A. Smith has had enough. Up 26-8 with 10 minutes to go in the fourth quarter yesterday, Brian Daboll and the New York Giants found a way to squander an 18-point lead after holding the Broncos scoreless through the game's first three frames.

Stephen A. Smith came short of calling LeBron James a racist when he said that James only picks fights with members of the media who are black like him.