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An IOC spokesperson said they "acknowledge the historical issues of 'Nazi propaganda'" related to the Berlin competition.

For the last two decades, the season opener has almost always been on a Thursday, with the defending Super Bowl champion as the host team.

After a hugely successful, record-breaking road debut in Philadelphia, Unrivaled is taking its postseason on the road to New York.

An arbitrator ruled that the annual report cards were disparaging toward clubs and individuals.

So much Bad Bunny Super Bowl merchandise has hit the market this week you'd think he won the game.

Aiming for what women actually want to wear, the team is prioritizing fit and style over sponsor logos and team branding

Taking inspiration from the Australian Open and Unrivaled, let's add a fun comp to NBA All-Star weekend.

MLB argues that partnering with prediction markets will give it greater knowledge of potential sports betting weak spots.

A fight over a salary cap could lead to a prolonged labor dispute. What if there were other options to consider first?

“Dude,” Myers told his teammate, “I feel kind of nervous because I feel so calm right now.” What he experienced was the power of routine.

How the Chicago Sky forward is building an empire off the court.

For the past two decades, when the NBA has needed a sensitive issue investigated, it's repeatedly called on the same law firm.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's claims that the United Kingdom has been “colonised by immigrants” drew a reaction inside and outside Old Trafford

When competitors suffer horrific, or even life-threatening, injuries, broadcasters are faced with making difficult ethical choices

Chambliss, who led Ole Miss to the College Football Playoff semifinals, sued the NCAA last month after it denied his waiver request.