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For Stephen A. Smith to finally make a decision, though, the calculus is quite simple. Unless his wealth reaches levels where losing the ESPN payment becomes irrelevant, politics remains in the backseat.

Stephen A. Smith addresses speculation about leaving ESPN to run for U.S. President, saying he’s considering it but hasn’t made a final decision.

The sports media star defends zero-tolerance policies and keeps the door open to a long-shot presidential campaign.

Stephen A. Smith told CBS News’ Robert Costa he is eying a presidential run and wants to be a part of the Democratic debates.

While he's talked about running for president in 2028, Stephen A. Smith revealed a potential hurdle he'd have to overcome first.

Stephen A. Smith is “moving closer” to a 2028 presidential run and revealed his timeline and party affiliation on a potential bid for the White House.

Stephen A. Smith was so disgusted by the New York Knicks' performance against the Detroit Pistons that he walked off the ESPN set during First Take on Friday.