Multiple sports publications have published analytical pieces covering draft prospects and team evaluations across NBA, NFL, and MLB for upcoming seasons.
Professional tennis sees new fertility support programs while scheduling gaps persist for women players at major tournaments.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino appears positioned for re-election to his final term in March 2025 amid ongoing disputes between Palestinian and Israeli football associations.
Multiple news outlets published contradictory reports about the deaths of different NBA players, creating confusion about which claims are accurate.
The Miami Dolphins announced they will release quarterback Tua Tagovailoa at the start of the new league year, resulting in a record salary cap penalty.
Formula 1's new 2026 regulations have introduced more complex race starts, raising safety concerns after near-incidents at the season opener.
A legal dispute resolution between Fox and FIFA resulted in the broadcaster obtaining World Cup broadcasting rights at significantly reduced costs.
The UCLA Bruins captured their first NCAA women's basketball title in program history with a decisive victory over South Carolina.
Joseph Savarino, grandson of legendary Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, was charged with DWI after allegedly striking and killing a 15-year-old cyclist.
A Georgia math teacher and coach was killed when struck by a vehicle as teenagers fled from a toilet papering prank at his home.
The NFL saw notable trade activity with cornerback Trent McDuffie moving to the Rams and receiver DJ Moore joining the Bills.
The University of Connecticut and University of Michigan will meet Monday night for the NCAA men's basketball national championship.
The Football Association has opened an investigation into Southampton after the club admitted to spying on three rival clubs during the Championship season.
Federal prosecutors charged Stefan Pildes with wire fraud, alleging he kept over $1 million in donations meant for charity from the annual NYC bar crawl event.
All-America running back Ahmad Hardy underwent surgery and is in stable condition after being shot at a concert in Mississippi early Sunday morning.
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