A controversy has erupted over new World Cup qualification rules that appear to have given Saudi Arabia and Qatar an unfair advantage, including home-field benefit and extra rest, to secure their spots in the 2026 tournament.
A U.S. Olympic hopeful lost $2,736 in fencing gear on an Air France flight—and spent months battling red tape to get reimbursed.
Broadcast networks are reviving their audiences by prioritizing live events—from NBA games to the VMAs—proving shared viewing experiences still matter.
A federal probe has uncovered how NBA player entourages leveraged insider access to place illegal, high-stakes bets—threatening the league’s integrity.
A criminal betting ring tied to NBA insiders has sparked a crisis of confidence in sports gambling partnerships.
The Toronto Blue Jays face the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2025 World Series, with the entire nation of Canada rallying behind them and home-field advantage on their side.
Renowned chess grandmaster and educator Daniel Naroditsky has died at age 29, leaving behind a profound legacy in the chess world.
As the 2025 World Series nears, a reflection on why October baseball captivates fans—even when one team seems destined to win.
As the WNBA enjoys unprecedented popularity, rising ticket prices are leaving loyal fans like Judy Berkowitz unable to attend games they once cherished.
Labour leader Keir Starmer criticizes UK authorities for barring Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from an upcoming Europa League match against Aston Villa, citing security concerns linked to the Gaza war.