Controversial Remarks by Judge Kathleen Ryan

A suburban Detroit judge is removed from handling cases after recordings reveal her making anti-gay insults and racist remarks about Black people. She has been suspended pending investigation by the Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission.

Uruguayan internationals suspension by CONMEBOL

Several Uruguayan internationals suspended by CONMEBOL due to incidents at Copa America semi-final against Colombia

Controversial High School Principal Suspension

A high school principal in California was suspended after a video of him receiving a lap dance from the school mascot at a back-to-school pep rally went viral, causing outrage among parents. The principal was criticized for his behavior, leading to his suspension by the school district.

Trevor Bauer's Sexual Assault Allegations and MLB Suspension

Former MLB star Trevor Bauer shares his story after being accused of sexual assault and suspended by MLB. Despite being reinstated, he faces challenges in signing with a new team.

Jannik Sinner's Positive Drug Test and Suspension Decision

Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner tested positive twice for a banned anabolic steroid but won't face further suspension due to explanation of accidental ingestion. He continues to compete and recently won the Cincinnati Open.

Boston Red Sox outfielder suspended for anti-gay slur

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran suspended for two games after using anti-gay slur towards a heckler at Fenway Park in Boston.

Boston Red Sox Outfielder Suspended for Using Homophobic Slur

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran received a two-game ban for using a homophobic slur towards a fan during a game. He issued an apology and the team suspended him, with his salary from the affected games to be donated to an LGBTQ+ organization.

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran suspended for using anti-gay slur

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran suspended for two games after using an anti-gay slur towards a heckling fan at Fenway Park. He apologized for his actions.

Labour Party councillor charged with encouraging violent disorder

Labour Party councillor charged with encouraging violent disorder after allegedly calling for the throats of right-wing activists to be cut. Councillor has been arrested and remanded in custody pending court appearance.

Cam Sutton's Suspension and Return to Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Cam Sutton will miss the first eight games of the NFL season after violating the league’s personal conduct policy due to an arrest in March on a charge of domestic battery by strangulation. He surrendered to authorities, entered a pretrial diversion program, and signed with the Detroit Lions before being released after the incident. Sutton returned to Pittsburgh on a one-year deal and will be eligible for reinstatement on Oct. 29.

Suspension of Conservative Accounts on Elon Musk's X Platform

Elon Musk's X platform (formerly Twitter) recently suspended accounts causing popular conservative accounts to lose followers. Many claim it was a bot purge, but legitimate accounts were also affected. Conservatives voiced concerns over losing thousands of followers.

Hunter Biden's Bar License Suspension

Hunter Biden's Washington, DC, bar license was suspended for not paying a fee. He remains suspended in Connecticut too. Hunter, a convicted felon, cannot hold a bar license in D.C. He was admitted to the bar in D.C. in 2007 and first passed the bar in Connecticut in 1997.

Hunter Biden's Law License Suspension in Washington, D.C. following Gun Trial Verdict

Hunter Biden's law license in Washington, D.C. has been suspended following his guilty verdict in a criminal gun trial. He was found guilty of lying about his drug use when purchasing a firearm in 2018. The suspension only affects his ability to practice law in D.C.

MLB pitcher ejected for foreign substance on hand

New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz was ejected from a game for having a foreign substance on his hand, facing a 10-game suspension. This is part of MLB's crackdown on sticky substances used by pitchers.

Controversy over Monaco Midfielder's Suspension for LGBTQ Patch Cover-up

Monaco midfielder Mohamed Camara received a four-game suspension for covering up an LGBTQ patch on his uniform during a game, sparking controversy and a response from the French Sports Minister.

Controversial Email Sparks Suspension of Sonoma State University President

Sonoma State University President placed on leave after announcing agreement to boycott Israeli institutions without authority, causing controversy and distress among Jewish students.

Rudolph Giuliani's suspension from WABC radio

Rudolph Giuliani was suspended by WABC radio and his talk show was canceled for repeatedly trying to discuss discredited election claims against station policy.

Arizona State University student protest

An Arizona State University theater major was arrested for protesting at an anti-Israel encampment on school grounds, leading to suspension and a lawsuit. The lawsuit was dismissed, causing the student to break down in tears as she will miss her final exams and not be able to graduate.

NBA Player Suspension

Milwaukee Bucks guard Patrick Beverley suspended four games for throwing basketball at fans and behaving unprofessionally towards media during NBA Playoffs.

Anti-Israel protests at Arizona State University

Arizona State University students fail to lift suspension following anti-Israel protests on campus, leading to ongoing legal battle and demands for charges to be dropped.

Columbia University suspends students in anti-Israel encampment

Columbia University has reportedly started suspending students involved in an anti-Israel encampment on campus grounds, with Vice President Ben Chang confirming the suspensions and stating that those suspended will no longer be eligible to finish the semester or graduate.

Columbia University suspends students involved in anti-Israel encampment

Columbia University has reportedly started suspending students involved in an anti-Israel encampment on campus grounds, with Vice President of Public Affairs Ben Chang stating that students will be suspended if they do not vacate the encampment by the given deadline. The university aims to ensure safety on campus and has already begun suspending students, who will no longer be eligible to finish the semester or graduate.

Harvard-Harris Poll on Views Towards Violence and Israel-Hamas Conflict

A new Harvard-Harris poll shows that a majority of registered voters in the U.S. believe that students and professors who call for violence towards Jews should be suspended. The poll also indicates strong support for Israel over Hamas in the ongoing conflict, with most respondents backing Israel's actions.

Columbia University Anti-Israel Protest

Columbia University threatens to suspend students who do not clear out anti-Israel encampments on campus, leading to protests and demands for amnesty from the protesters.

Bob Baffert's Suspension Impact on Horse Racing

Bob Baffert will miss the Kentucky Derby for the third year in a row due to suspension, and one of his horses, Muth, will also miss the race. A judge denied a request by the owner of the horse to let him run in the Triple Crown.

Suspension of Isra Hirsi for Pro-Palestinian Involvement

Isra Hirsi, daughter of Rep. Ilhan Omar, was suspended from college for her involvement in a pro-Palestinian encampment at Columbia University. The encampment was organized by Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine to push for divestment from apartheid and genocide. The students were warned to disperse and faced sanctions if they did not comply.

Suspension of Isra Hirsi from Barnard College

Rep. Ilhan Omar's daughter, Isra Hirsi, was suspended from Barnard College for refusing to leave an encampment in support of Gaza. The encampment was set up on Columbia's South Lawn and over 100 people were occupying the area. Barnard temporarily suspended students who refused to leave the unauthorized encampment.

Anti-Israel activism at Columbia University

Rep. Ilhan Omar's daughter suspended from Barnard College amid anti-Israel activism. Anti-Israel protest at Columbia University dealt with 'Wet Farts.' Rep. Omar sounds alarm about 'toxic chemical substance.'

NPR Editor Uri Berliner's Suspension

NPR senior Editor Uri Berliner faces consequences for criticizing the outlet's progressive leanings, leading to a suspension. Berliner's essay highlighted a shift in NPR's coverage and lack of open-mindedness. NPR leadership rejected his assessment, emphasizing the importance of inclusion in coverage.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at Pomona College

Nineteen students from Pomona College were arrested after a pro-Palestinian protest over artwork depicting an apartheid wall. Eighteen were charged with misdemeanor trespassing and one with obstruction of justice. The college president threatened immediate suspension for participants and banned non-Pomona students from campus. Protestors chanted anti-occupation slogans and some refused to identify themselves, using racial slurs.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at Pomona College

Pro-Palestinian protesters at Pomona College in California faced immediate suspension for refusing to identify themselves and verbally harassing staff, including using racial slurs. The college president took a strong stance against the protesters' behavior.

Minnesota Vikings' Offensive Coordinator Suspension

Minnesota Vikings' offensive coordinator Wes Phillips suspended for driving while intoxicated, to miss first week of offseason program. He pleaded guilty, paid a fine, and ordered to do community service.

MLB Suspension After Incident in Mets vs. Brewers Game

MLB suspends New York Mets pitcher Yohan Ramirez and manager Carlos Mendoza after an incident with Milwaukee Brewers star Rhys Hoskins involving a pitch thrown behind Hoskins. Ramirez is appealing the suspension.

Suspension of Ridgely Police Officers in Maryland

Residents of Ridgely, Maryland demand truth as all police officers are suspended pending investigation. Past controversies include a $5 million settlement for the death of Anton Black in 2018. Officers with misconduct history hired in the past. State prosecutor investigating suspended officers.

Suspension of Eylon Levy, English-language Government Spokesman

Prominent English-language government spokesman Eylon Levy has been suspended for responding to a tweet by UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron regarding aid trucks entering Gaza. Levy's suspension comes amidst tensions with the UK government and internal pressure from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara Netanyahu.

Royal Caribbean suspends visits to Labadee in Haiti

Royal Caribbean has suspended visits to its private destination of Labadee in Haiti due to continuing unrest in the country, following a recent prison break. The decision impacts current and upcoming sailings, with guests being notified of the changes.

Columbia University's Suspension of Student Groups Over Gaza War Protest

Columbia University is being sued by the NYCLU over the suspension of two student groups protesting Israel's conduct in the Gaza war. The lawsuit accuses the university of violating its own rules by not giving the groups a chance to respond to the charges. Columbia faces backlash over the handling of the situation, with a hearing on antisemitism at the university scheduled by a Republican-led Congressional committee.

MLB Prospect Suspended for PEDs

Top MLB prospect Noelvi Marte of the Cincinnati Reds has been suspended for 80 games after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.

Cristiano Ronaldo suspended for obscene gesture

Cristiano Ronaldo was suspended for one match by the Saudi Arabia Football Federation for making an obscene gesture toward heckling fans after a match. He also has to pay a fine. Ronaldo did not directly respond to the discipline.

Houston Police Department suspends over 260,000 criminal cases

Over 260,000 criminal cases were suspended by the Houston Police Department over the past eight years due to a 'lack of personnel' code, affecting various divisions. Chief Troy Finner is taking steps to address the backlog.

Warsaw Judge Igor Tuleya's Fight for Democracy in Poland

Warsaw Judge Igor Tuleya becomes a celebrity for fighting against the erosion of democratic institutions in Poland, facing a two-year suspension for seeking intervention from the European Court of Justice.

NBA Suspension of Jimmy Butler

Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler suspended for one game by the NBA after altercation with New Orleans Pelicans players. Butler takes suspension in stride and pokes fun at the situation on Instagram.

Suspension of Lee Anderson from Conservative Party

Former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, Lee Anderson, was suspended from the party after refusing to apologize for asserting that London Mayor Sadiq Khan is controlled by Islamists. His comments sparked outrage and were deemed Islamophobic and racist by Khan and fellow Conservative MP Nus Ghani. Anderson, who defected to the Tories in 2018, served as deputy chairman until his suspension for not apologizing for his remarks.

Racial Hair Discrimination in Texas School

A Black teenager in Texas is facing suspension over his dreadlocks, sparking a legal battle with the school on grounds of racial hair discrimination and the CROWN Act. Advocates believe the case has broader implications for minority groups.

Protest in Support of Black Teen Suspended for Dreadlocks

Protesters gather in support of a Black teen suspended for his dreadlocks near a Texas superintendent's home. The teen and his family have refused to cut his hair, leading to a legal battle with the school district.

Waymo's Self-Driving Car Expansion Suspension by CPUC

The California Public Utilities Commission has suspended Waymo's plans to expand its self-driving car services in Los Angeles County and Silicon Valley for up to 120 days due to public safety concerns and incidents involving Waymo vehicles.

Suspension of Yulia Navalnaya's Account and Navalny's Death

X temporarily suspended the account of Yulia Navalnaya, widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, but later reinstated it after realizing it was mistakenly flagged. Navalnaya vowed to continue her husband's resistance efforts and blamed Russian President Vladimir Putin for his death. Navalny died in prison, prompting global condemnation and accusations against Putin.

Yulia Navalnaya's Social Media Account Suspension

Yulia Navalnaya's social media account was mistakenly suspended by a platform owned by Elon Musk but was quickly reinstated. The suspension was due to a defense mechanism mistake against manipulation and spam. Yulia Navalnaya continues her late husband Alexei Navalny's fight against the Kremlin. The platform aims to protect users' safety and privacy, and Elon Musk has tried to create a space for free speech and diverse opinions.

Suspension of Yulia Navalnya from Twitter and Elon Musk's Alleged Support for Russian Propaganda

Yulia Navalnya, widow of Alexei Navalny, was suspended from Twitter after demanding return of her husband's body and blaming Putin for his death. Elon Musk, Twitter owner, criticized for facilitating Russian propaganda.