One of the biggest stories that has been going around the United States has been about the upcoming ban on the social media platform TikTok. TikTok will be banned in the United States, leaving many content creators wondering what is next.

Led by James Harden, Norman Powell, and Ivica Zubac, the Clippers have gotten star-level production from that trio all season. While the Western Conference is loaded with talent, NBA legend Charles Barkley believes the Clippers are deserving of two All-Stars this season.

The Sacramento Kings hosted the Houston Rockets for the second game of TNT's double-header on Thursday. During halftime of the Oklahoma City Thunder’s blow out of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the first game of the evening, TNT showed stars Alperen Sengun and De'Aaron Fox arriving for the late game.

NBA legend and Inside the NBA host Charles Barkley comments on the current State of TikTok ahead of Kings and Rockets game.

Charles Barkley is an 11-time NBA All-Star and was named the league’s MVP in 1993. Arguably just as impressive as his performances on the court is the fact one of the NFL’s most lethal

Hall of Famer Charles Barkley entered the NBA with a built-in support system. When he was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers, he joined a team that already had

Los Angles Lakers coach JJ Redick opined that intensely negative comments from media pundits are a contributing factor. That led sportscaster Charles Barkley to clap back and share some blunt thoughts on Redick and his job.

Charles Barkley, who was offended JJ Redick said he doesn't push the NBA product, actively voiced his displeasure at the multiple replays of LeBron's dunk in the first half. Lakers head coach JJ Redick and Barkley have recently had a back-and-forth beef about how Inside The NBA covers the league.

One of the NBA's most prominent voices joked that he isn't willing to attend the NBA All-Star Game set to be held in San Francisco this year.

Charles Barkley slams the media for making the GOAT debate all about Michael Jordan and LeBron James and ignoring Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Charles Barkley admits he was driven crazy by the fact that he never understood how to do Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's 'skyhook'