Sources - Pacers' Pascal Siakam to sign $189.5M max contract - ESPN
All-Star forward Pascal Siakam intends to sign a four-year, $189.5 million maximum contract to stay with the Indiana Pacers, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.
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Riley Gaines says blockage of Biden admin's Title IX changes is a 'huge win for humanity'
OutKick contributor Riley Gains and Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares react to federal judges blocking President Biden's new Title IX rules in 10 states on 'America Reports.'
Mayor of Kharkiv: "We need to close the sky over Kharkiv"
Kharkiv's mayor, Ihor Terekhov, told Euronews that despite the recent Russian offensive being halted by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the situation in Ukraine's second-largest city remains critical.
"Clear Payment Within 10 days Or...": Sacked India Football Coach Igor Stimac Warns AIFF
Terming his sacking "unilateral", former India football coach Igor Stimac on Tuesday threatened to file a lawsuit against the national federation in the FIFA Tribunal if it fails to clear his dues within the next 10 days. Stimac lashed out at All India Football Federation (AIFF) president Kalyan Chaubey and accused him of breaching his contract multiple times.
FIFA offers tools to fight social media abuse to all 211 member countries
FIFA's social media tools designed to protect players from online abuse will now be available to all 211 member associations and their teams, world soccer's governing body said on Tuesday (Jun 18), coinciding with the International Day for Countering Hate Speech.
Sources - Jeff Van Gundy agrees to be Clippers' lead assistant - ESPN
Jeff Van Gundy has agreed on a deal to become the lead assistant on Ty Lue's LA Clippers coaching staff, sources told ESPN.
Rod Stewart booed by German crowd for Ukraine support
British pop singer Rod Stewartwas booed by members of the crowd at a concert on Friday when he made a show of support for Ukraine.
Calls for unified global response to demining at Azerbaijan conference
Mines and improvised explosive devices, especially in situations and areas of armed conflict, continue to kill and cause injury around the world. It’s estimated that there could be up to 110 million landmines in over 60 countries worldwide, with a further 2 to 5 million mines being laid every year.