Seoul warns Russia over North Korea-supplied weapons
South Korean government officials said Russia should not “make any mistakes” that could damage relations between the two countries.
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Former Timberwolves employee pleads guilty to computer crime - ESPN
A former Minnesota Timberwolves employee pled guilty Wednesday to a misdemeanor charge of unauthorized computer access, according to court records reviewed by ESPN, after being fired and arrested in March for allegedly stealing thousands of internal files, including «strategic NBA information,» from a Timberwolves team executive.
Para climbing officially added to LA28 program
LOS ANGELES : Para climbing will make its Paralympic debut at the Los Angeles Games in 2028 after being approved by the International Paralympic Committee on Wednesday as the emerging sport continues to reach new heights.
Former Olympian Jesse Lumsden now Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton high performance director
Two-time world championship silver medallist and three-time Olympian Jesse Lumsden has been named Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton's high performance director.
Tbilisi erupts in celebration as Georgia advance at Euro 2024
The Georgian capital Tbilisi erupted in celebration on Wednesday night after the national side completed a stunning victory over Portugal that propelled them into the last 16 of the European Championships in Germany.
Seth Waugh leaving as CEO of the PGA of America after 6 years - ESPN
Seth Waugh is leaving the PGA of America after six years as CEO, a period marked by a sharp boost in golf participation and PGA membership and the move of its headquarters from Florida to a massive complex in Texas.
6 athletes who have been vocal about politics
Independent Women's Forum ambassador Riley Gaines calls for fairness in women's sports on 'America Reports.'
Brad Stevens - Kristaps Porzingis may miss start of next season - ESPN
Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis will likely miss «the very start» of the 2024-25 season following surgery this summer on his left leg, president of basketball operations Brad Stevens said on «The Ryen Russillo Podcast.»