Gold medallists to earn $50,000 at Paris Olympics
LONDON :Athletics has become the first sport to offer prize money to Olympic champions, announcing on Wednesday that the 48 gold medallists in Paris this year will earn $50,000 each.
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What Rangers' stats say about their potential in playoffs - ESPN
When the New York Rangers clinched a playoff berth on March 26, there wasn't a celebration. There was barely an acknowledgment of the feat in their dressing room after an overtime win against the visiting Philadelphia Flyers.
Jaime Boldt to join Hockey Canada as its 1st governance adviser
Hockey Canada announced Tuesday it has hired Jaime Boldt as its first governance adviser.
Euroviews. Tunisia can still be a catalyst for global democratic reform
Tunisia, where I had the privilege to serve as the US ambassador during its revolution and the initial stages of its democratic transition, presents a unique opportunity for the United States and the European Union to demonstrate their commitment to democracy.
NFL position-specific helmet options will more than double for '24 - ESPN
Helmet manufacturers have more than doubled the number of position-specific models that will be available to NFL players in 2024, according to annual helmet safety rankings released Tuesday by the NFL and NFL Players Association.
Olympic rings to be displayed on Eiffel Tower for Paris Games
PARIS: The Olympic rings for the Paris Games will be displayed on the Eiffel Tower, the president of the monument's operating company (SETE) said.
IOA Chief PT Usha Says Executive Council Members Trying To Sideline Her
Indian Olympic Association (IOA) President PT Usha on Monday said that the revolting Executive Council members were trying to sideline her by their acts of defiance, including issuing termination letters to an official appointed by her. On Friday, nine EC members had pasted a signed notice at the IOA office premises here, asking "unauthorised persons" not to enter its headquarters. The notice, which Usha termed as "arbitrary", was directed at two recently appointed officials. A majority of EC members had earlier claimed that they had signed a suspension order declaring Raghuram Iyer's appointment as IOA CEO in January as null and void.
NCAA faces calls to ban trans athletes from competing in women's sports after NAIA's decision: 'Your move'
Riley Gaines explains on "OutKick The Morning" why female athletes had to launch a legal battle against the NCAA over its transgender policy.