The World Cup build-up has been overshadowed by military action, cartel attacks and steep ticket costs, raising fresh questions about safety, access and the tournament’s future
The Football Association of Malaysia expresses disappointment after CAS limits player bans but upholds a significant fine and scrutiny continues over forged ancestral documents
Get a concise preview of Canada’s 50-athlete delegation, key medal contenders like Natalie Wilkie and Mark Arendz, the venues used across northern Italy and how to watch the Milan‑Cortina Paralympic Winter Games.
Russell Wilson readdresses comments about Sean Payton, defends his reaction and reaffirms his intention to continue his NFL career
See how the Cactus League, Grapefruit League, WBC exhibitions and Opening Day together create a must-watch prelude to the MLB season
With negotiations stalled over revenue share and salary caps, Toronto’s Tempo could see their planned preseason and regular-season games disrupted if the WNBA and players’ union do not reach an agreement
Kyler Murray will become a free agent after the Arizona Cardinals’ planned release, opening NFL and possible MLB options
With the World Cup starting on June 11, hosts confront a matrix of challenges from international conflict and cartel violence to fan festival cuts and ticket controversies
Explore how Formula 1’s Biggin Hill hub combines fiber networks, hundreds of cameras and human editors to shape the global live broadcast
The Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the 12-month match bans for seven players involved in falsified naturalisation documents while allowing training and keeping the fine on the Football Association of Malaysia
Hayden and Charity Franson relocated from the U.S. to Calgary for a final year of eligibility and grad studies, and living with a longtime team volunteer turned their season into a life lesson as the Dinos host the national tournament
A look at the Detroit Pistons’ turnaround driven by physical play and technical fouls, and practical details on the veranda suite experience for fans
Katie Ledecky won the 800m free in Westmont while Summer McIntosh finished close behind; the result echoes their world championship duel and sets the stage for more matchups this week
Lou Holtz, the charismatic leader behind Notre Dame’s 1988 perfect season, has died at 89; his influence spanned six programs, tradition-building and philanthropy
Two 42-pound curling stones went missing from the Cortina Curling Olympic Stadium, sparking an investigation while organizers secure replacements for the Paralympic events
An SNL monologue featuring Hilary Knight and teammates gave audiences a laugh, but scrutiny remains on how sports media handle sexism and accountability