Argentina, Nigeria friendly match called off
The international friendly game between world champions Argentina and Nigeria’s Super Eagles billed for March 26 in Los Angeles, USA, has been called off.
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Zelensky's options: How does Ukraine meet the challenge of another year of war?
With US military aid seemingly stuck until November’s elections and beyond, nearly two dozen European leaders met in Paris this Monday to try to cement a plan to pick up the slack. That has now begun… but at what pace? A solid majority of Europeans still support Kyiv, but increasingly question its chances of winning.
Skateboarders ready to feel the Paris 2024 love
PARIS : There was some heartbreak in Tokyo for Nyjah Huston and Aurelien Giraud, but the two skaters are getting into the Paris 2024 hype in style, ready to feel the crowd's love at the Olympics for the first time.
Hosting FIFA World Cup estimated to cost Toronto nearly $380M, new report finds
The cost of hosting one of the biggest sports tournaments in the world in Toronto is now projected to be nearly $80 million more than initially thought, according to a new city report.
RJ Davis carries North Carolina past Miami with Smith Center-record 42 - ESPN
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — After a huge first half, RJ Davis saw no reason to back off.
Patriots' Robert Kraft, second gentleman Doug Emhoff meet to talk antisemitism, other bias: report
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Karen Khachanov Ends Jakub Mensik's Dream Qatar Run To Clinch Sixth Title
Karen Khachanov ended Jakub Mensik's bid to become the 10th youngest ATP champion with a straight sets win in the Qatar Open final on Saturday. The 17th-ranked Russian won 7-6 (14/12), 6-4 to claim a sixth career title against 18-year-old Mensik, the youngest finalist at a tour event since Carlos Alcaraz at Umag in 2021. "Every title is a special one," Khachanov, who didn't drop a set all week, said on court.
College coaches, leaders call for court-storming regulations - ESPN
LAWRENCE, Kan. — On Monday, Jon Scheyer, Bill Self and other college basketball leaders called for a ban on court storming in college basketball due to safety concerns and potential legal impacts for athletes and students.