Canada's Camryn Rogers wins hammer throw event at Lone Star Grand Prix, extending unbeaten streak
Canada's Camryn Rogers was victorious in women's hammer throw at the Lone Star Grand Prix in Texas on Saturday.
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Ward 'definitely' wants to stay with Browns after Garrett trade - ESPN
EASTLAKE, Ohio — Browns cornerback Denzel Ward says he wants to remain in Cleveland, even after the team traded defensive end Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams on Monday.
Iran says U.S. has denied visas to key World Cup officials - ESPN
ANTALYA, Turkey — Iran's soccer federation has accused the United States of «vindictive behavior» after saying that visas were refused for «key managerial and administrative members» of its World Cup team.
World Cup stadium workers vote to authorize strike days before tournament citing ICE concerns
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Stephen A Smith begs Trump not to attend NBA Finals Game 3 at MSG: 'I don't want him there'
In this exclusive interview, veteran Indianapolis reporter Scott Agness joins Dan Dakich to break his silence on the Indiana Fever’s shocking decision to ban him over his explosive Caitlin Clark reporting.
Dodgers break out annual Pride Night hats, drawing brutal reactions
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FIFA reverses course on water bottle ban after fan outcry ahead of World Cup
FIFA clarifies rule on bringing of disposable water bottles at World Cup games after outcry LOS ANGELES: FIFA said Friday it will allow fans to bring one “soft, plastic” disposable water bottle into World Cup venues after its ban on refillable bottles sparked an outcry. “All fans will be permitted to bring in one, soft, plastic 20 ounces (590ml), factory sealed disposable water bottle into any FIFA World Cup 2026 match in the USA and Canada,” World Cup chief operating officer Heimo Schirgi, said in a video posted on FIFA’s X account. The announcement, which FIFA called a “clarification” of its water bottle policy, came two days after FIFA said that refillable water bottles wouldn’t be allowed. That was a change to their official stadium code of conduct that could force thirsty supporters to pay for bottled water.
Bosnia’s World Cup pursuit begins at a home-away-from home in the American Midwest
ST. LOUIS, Missouri: Far from its European homeland, Bosnia and Herzegovina has zealous fans in the American Midwest as it prepares for its second World Cup. An estimated 60,000-70,000 Bosnians live in St. Louis, with many arriving in the early 1990s during the Bosnian War and the breakup of Yugoslavia. Bosnia faces Panama on Saturday in an international friendly at St.