A Giant Step Forward for Women in Australian Soccer
Under a groundbreaking agreement, men's and women's teams pool revenue and enjoy equal working conditions.
Rudy Gobert's Health Scare Shuts Down NBA, for Now
The Utah Jazz center becomes the first player in the league to test positive for COVID-19, upending season.
Los Angeles Honors Kobe, Gianna Bryant With Public Memorial
Mourners gather Monday at the Staples Center to say farewell to the basketball superstar and his 13-year-old daughter.
American Women Seek Over $66M in Damages From U.S. Soccer
The lawsuit has drawn worldwide attention. When the U.S. women won the World Cup final last summer, fans chanted ``Equal Pay! Equal Pay!"
Roger Kahn, Elegant 'Boys of Summer' Author, Dies at 92
The writer wove memoir and baseball and touched millions through his account of the Brooklyn Dodgers in "The Boys of Summer."
Donald Trump, the Super Bowl President
The commander in chief is the presidential version of a football head coach, leading the way into maybe not just the end zone, but The End.
Baseball Severely Punishes 2 Top Astros in Sign-Stealing Scandal
Houston manager and general manager are fired by team after league suspends them for electronic decoding, including during 2017 title run.
The NFL Groomed Us for President Trump
Here are the six ways in which football prepared us for Trumpball and is still trying to keep us in its grasp.
Anti-Doping Agency Slaps 4-Year Ban on Russia
The ruling means that its flag and anthem won't appear at next summer's Tokyo Olympics, but its athletes may still be able to compete.
The Colin Kaepernick Saga Is Much Bigger Than the NFL
Dave Zirin, sportswriter for The Nation, examines the quarterback's blackballing by league owners and how the U.S. punishes black dissent.
