Brazil call for ‘rigorous’ punishments in Vinicius Junior racism case
The Brazilian Football Confederation has written to UEFA and FIFA stressing the need to “identify and punish” anyone guilty of racially abusing Vinicius Junior.
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As lights go out on Milano Cortina, IOC bets on LA28 to reboot Olympic business model
MILAN, Feb 20 : As the lights go out on the Winter Games this weekend, the Olympic movement is already pivoting towards Los Angeles 2028 — a privately financed showpiece the IOC is betting will reboot a commercial model that has underwritten the Games for four decades but is now straining in a more sophisticated marketing climate.
LA28 chairman Wasserman is just one more storm cloud hanging over an already tempestuous event
First, let’s credit Casey Wasserman, the sports and entertainment power broker outed in newly published investigative files as a former associate of convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, for issuing what, by 2026 standards, is a frank and forthright apology for his reckless emailing, and startling lack of due diligence concerning his circle of friends.
NCAA: March Madness Expansion Will Not Be Discussed Until Post-Tournaments
The NCAA won't discuss expanding the men's and women's basketball tournaments until after this year's version of March Madness finishes, senior vice president of basketball Dan Gavitt said Thursday.
Zelenskyy calls Paralympics' decision to allow Russians and Belarusians to compete under their national flags ‘dirty’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the 2026 Paralympic Games organizers’ decision to allow Russians and Belarusians to compete under their national flags "dirty" and "unjust."
Vance speaks out on Eileen Gu's decision to compete for China instead of US in Olympics
Vice President JD Vance addresses progress made during the Trump administration's talks with Iran, a possible 2028 presidential run, AOC's fumbles in Munich, and more on 'The Story.'
UFC legend Jorge Masvidal calls for Trump to take out Cuban dictatorship: 'Should have been done 60 years ago'
Jorge Masvidal discusses his views on the current political situation, the life events that drew him to politics, and why he believes Trump should take out the Cuban dictatorship. (David Unsworth / Fox News Digital)
Teen Russian figure skater with controversial coach makes Winter Olympics debut
The Milan and Cortina Olympics has had its first glimpse of Adeliia Petrosian, the leading Russian figure skater with the controversial coach who has been allowed to compete in the women’s singles competition at the Assago Arena.