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Roundtable Talks Tigers/Fairley
Roundtable Talks Tigers/Fairley

The Fox 2 Roundtable talks Tigers and the latest arrest of the …

Cabrera's homer gives Tigers sweep of Twins
Cabrera's homer gives Tigers sweep

Miguel Cabrera's two-run, one-out homer in the ninth inning …

Lions' Fairley Arrested Again
Lions' Fairley Arrested Again

Detroit Lions defensive tackle Nick Fairley has been arrested …

Dario Franchitti Wins Indianapolis 500
Dario Franchitti Wins Indianapolis 500

Dario Franchitti won the 96th Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, …

San Antonio Mayor Fires Back At Charles Barkley
San Antonio Mayor Fires Back At Barkley

Charles Barkley, you've messed with the wrong mayor.

Hype Recreation Center Opens in Dearborn
Hype Rec Center Opens in Dearborn

Former Fab Five basketball legend Jimmy King is taking on a new…

Former Penn State President Sues Over Emails
Ex Penn St. President Sues Over Emails

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Indianwood CC is ready for Open
Indianwood CC is ready for Open

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Bengals Rookie Joiner Sentenced to Three Years in Prison for Robbery
Bengals Rookie Sentenced in Robbery

Cincinnati Bengals rookie Brandon Joiner has been sentenced to …

TNA Claims WWE Tried to Poach Its Wrestlers
TNA: WWE Tried to Poach Wrestlers

Two giants in the wrestling world are getting ready to rumble —…

CNN Suspends Martin for 'Offensive' Comments

Updated: Wednesday, 08 Feb 2012, 4:08 PM EST
Published : Wednesday, 08 Feb 2012, 3:32 PM EST

NEW YORK (AP) - CNN is suspending political analyst Roland Martin for tweets during the Super Bowl that the network said were "offensive" and that some critics said were anti-gay.

Martin commented on Twitter about a commercial during the Super Bowl that showed soccer star David Beckham in underwear: "If a dude at your Super Bowl party is hyped about David Beckham's H&M underwear ad, smack the ish out of him."

The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation said the remark advocated violence against gays. Martin said he was making a joke about soccer.

CNN said Wednesday that Martin's remarks were "regrettable and offensive" and he will not be on air "for the time being."

 

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