ICE denies sending agents to Dodger Stadium as team says they were turned away
Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins explains the impact of anti-ICE demonstrations and his efforts to prioritize the goal of helping veterans.
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Jordan Spieth's painful yell signals first-ever PGA Tour withdrawal at Travelers Championship
Pro golfer Phil Mickelson joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the LIV Golf tournament in Miami, the rivalry with the PGA Tour and the latest on potential merger talks.
Flamengo will stay true to their identity against Chelsea, coach Filipe Luis says
PHILADELPHIA :Flamengo manager Filipe Luis vowed on Thursday that his team will remain faithful to their "fierce, relentless style" as they prepare to face Chelsea in a highly anticipated Club World Cup encounter on Friday.
NBA-Walter's deep pockets could fuel Lakers return to glory
LOS ANGELES :Billionaire Mark Walter's purchase of a majority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, in a deal that values the team at $10 billion, adds another glittering asset to his sports portfolio and could usher in another championship era for the National Basketball League franchise.
Dodgers Set Franchise Attendance Record, Surpassing 2 Million Fans in 40 Games
The Los Angeles Dodgers have surpassed two million in attendance in just 40 games this season.
Explainer-NBA-Breaking down the Buss family's sale of LA Lakers at $10-billion valuation
The Buss family, architects of 11 NBA championships, is poised to relinquish their four-decade reign over the LA Lakers, with ESPN reporting they are entering an agreement to sell a majority stake in basketball's most glamorous franchise.
Dodgers ask ICE agents to leave Dodger Stadium parking lot - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers organization said Thursday that it asked U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to leave the Dodger Stadium grounds after they arrived at a parking lot near one of the gates.
Wyndham Clark says he 'deeply regrets' damaging his Oakmont locker during the US Open - ESPN
CROMWELL, Conn. — Former U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark said he «deeply regrets» the damage done to the century-old locker he was using at Oakmont during the U.S. Open, his second act of frustration that caused damage at a major this year.