Tommy Robinson is being kept away from other prisoners over fears he will be killed by another inmate, a court has heard. The far-right political activist was jailed for 18 months last October ...

Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is serving an 18-month prison sentence for contempt of court after breaching an injunction. He sought to challenge his segregation from other ...

An article about Jackie Robinson's military service was removed from the Department of Defense’s website amid the Trump administration's DEI purge. Robinson was MLB’s first Black player and served in ...

Robinson is best known for breaking baseball's so-called color barrier in 1947, when he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers. Previously, Major League Baseball had been closed to Black players. Robinson ...

Prison authorities segregated Yaxley-Lennon, who goes by the alias Tommy Robinson, after concluding other inmates had put a "mark on his head" and may have been planning to try to kill him.

Tommy Robinson is being kept in isolation over fears he could be killed in a prison with a “significant Muslim population”, a court has heard. The 42-year-old would allegedly be in danger at ...

The Pentagon has clarified the controversy behind the removal of Jackie Robinson’s military service story on the Department of Defense’s website. On Tuesday night, ESPN MLB insider Jeff Passan ...

A Department of Defense webpage describing baseball and civil rights icon Jackie Robinson's military service was restored Wednesday after it was missing earlier in the day. That development came ...

A feature story about Jackie Robinson's military service was briefly taken down from the Department of Defense's website on Tuesday before being restored Wednesday afternoon. While the story had ...

The Department of Defense took down a web page about baseball pioneer and Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson’s military service. The site was later restored. Bill Chaplis/AP Share A Department of ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Baseball Player Jackie Robinson with the Montreal Royals club at Sanford, Fla., March 4, 1946. (AP Photo ...

An article dedicated to baseball legend Jackie Robinson's accomplishments and background serving in the U.S. military was taken down from the Department of Defense website and has seemingly been ...