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What do a former U.S. president, LeBron James and a guy who really, really likes chicken nuggets have in common? Twitter on Tuesday released its top trending people and topics for 2017, ranging from sports to politics to Korean boy bands. It was a year in which almost every sector of society was mashed together or clashing on social media, with the "Tweeter in Chief," President Donald Trump, leading the way. Continue to Article

December 05, 2017 2:26:pm EST

LeBron James's tweet criticizing President Donald Trump, in which the Cleveland Cavaliers star defended Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry's decision to not visit the White House, is the most retweeted tweet by an athlete of 2017, Twitter announced Tuesday. James's tweet followed a tweet from President Trump about Stephen Curry. Continue to Article

December 05, 2017 12:22:pm EST

After a self-imposed exile, Derrick Rose flew to Cleveland on Monday morning and will resume rehabilitation on his sprained ankle, clearing the way for his eventual return to the Cavaliers' active roster. Rose, 29, left the team the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and had been deliberating whether he wanted to work toward returning from a sprained ankle to rejoin the Cavaliers this season or even continue his NBA career, league sources have told ESPN. He flew to Cleveland from Chicago, where he had been in recent days since leaving the Cavaliers, according to league sources. Rose has been communicating with only a scant few people, but his agent, B.J. Armstrong of Wasserman Media Group, and Cavaliers general manager Koby Altman have had a steady and cordial dialogue leading to Rose's return on Monday morning, league sources said. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 12:15:pm EST

Derrick Rose ended his self-imposed separation from the Cavaliers. The point guard, who has been dealing with a sprained left ankle for much of his first season with Cleveland, returned to the Cavs on Monday to resume rehab and treatment. A frustrated Rose had left the team on Nov. 22 to contemplate his future, but he's back and working toward a return to the floor. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 11:29:am EST

After a self-imposed exile, Derrick Rose flew to Cleveland Monday morning and plans to report to the Cleveland Cavaliers practice facility, league sources tell ESPN. He's expected to meet with front office officials and begin the process of returning after leaving the team last week. Coach Tyronn Lue said on Saturday said there has been positive dialogue between Rose and the organization. Rose, 29, has been deliberating whether he wanted to work toward returning from a sprained ankle to rejoin the Cavaliers this season, or even continue his NBA career, league sources said. His increasing frustration with injuries has caused him to question his desire to continue playing, league sources have said. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 10:39:am EST