Former President Trump attended Game 4 of the World Series on Saturday night between the Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros and was seen doing the tomahawk chop celebration.

After not disclosing a position on the “tomahawk chop” for the past 18 months, the Braves encouraged fans to chant and chop during their home opener against the Phillies Friday night.

The Braves' use of Native American imagery — and especially the caricatured tomahawk chop chant — are under fire as they share the national stage in the World Series.

With the Braves in the World Series for the first time since 1999, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred was asked about the appropriateness of the chop.

Should the Braves change their name or their tomahawk chop chant? Many Native American people, including the National Council of American Indians, have called for the Braves to change both their ...

As the World Series shifts to Atlanta, some TV viewers may be offended to see Braves fans still chopping and chanting in force.

The Braves' use of Native American imagery — and especially the caricatured tomahawk chop chant — are under fire as they share the national stage in the World Series.

Former Braves outfielder Deion Sanders is credited with bringing the chop, which was part of his college football background at Florida State, to Atlanta.

For some Native American leaders, a shift away from the “Chop” might not be enough.

Atlanta baseball fans were infuriated here Wednesday. Their team was crushed in Game 5 of the NLDS and the organization took the first steps to remove the chant and chop from the team lexicon.