F1 formally extends Las Vegas GP to 2027 - ESPN
The Las Vegas Grand Prix and Formula 1 have officially confirmed a deal to keep racing through 2027, although both parties want to continue beyond the current decade.
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Shaboozey and Miami's Largest Ever Drone Show Shine Bright at FOX Sports' 2026 World Cup Countdown Party
FOX held a spectacular event to celebrate being one year out from the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Miami's South Beach on Friday night. The party was headlined by a performance from country artist Shaboozey and the largest drone show in Miami history.
Man, 28, rants at judge as he's sentenced for trying to kill police officer with knife and Molotov cocktail
A man with a grudge against authority, who attacked officers outside a Welsh police station armed with a Molotov cocktail, a knife and a hatchet, has been sentenced to life in prison.
NJ Gov Phil Murphy preparing for World Cup 1 year out: 'Most-watched event in human history'
FIFA President Gianni Infantino joins Colin Cowherd to discuss if the USMNT has a shot of winning next year's FIFA Men's World Cup.
Mario Lemeiux Reportedly Trying To Buy Back The Pittsburgh Penguins
There's no one more synonymous with the Pittsburgh Penguins than Mario Lemieux (although that Crosby guy he used to let crash at his house is giving him a run for his money, huh?), and it sounds like No. 66 might be interested in getting back into owning the team.
Live updates as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage makes major speech in Port Talbot
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will be in Port Talbot today to give a speech, laying out his plans for the party in Wales with months to go until a crucial election for his party.
MLS, players still at odds on Club World Cup compensation - ESPN
The discussions between MLS and the MLS Players Association over the Club World Cup prize money and player compensation remain ongoing, with the two sides failing to agree so far on terms in a newly revised section of the collective bargaining agreement.
Judge OK's $2.8B settlement, paving way for colleges to pay athletes - ESPN
Schools are now free to begin paying their athletes directly, marking the dawn of a new era in college sports brought about by a multibillion-dollar legal settlement that was formally approved Friday.