Alvin Kamara agrees to reworked deal to stay with Saints - ESPN
NEW ORLEANS — Running back Alvin Kamara will play for the Saints in 2026 on a reworked contract, his agent confirmed to NFL Network on Wednesday.
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England bring in James, Spence and Rogers, Argentina make one change
ATLANTA, July 15 : England have made three changes to their starting side for the World Cup semi-final against Argentina on Wednesday, with manager Thomas Tuchel bringing Reece James and Djed Spence into the back four, while opposing coach Lionel Scaloni makes one switch.
No goals but Messi the team man comes through to help Argentina to another final
ATLANTA, July 15 : Lionel Messi did not add to his eight goals at the tournament as Argentina beat England to reach a second successive World Cup final on Wednesday but the influence of the Albiceleste captain on the team was still profound.
How Scaloni unlocked Messi's goal scoring at World Cup for Argentina - ESPN
There was once a time when the burden of carrying Argentina's dreams had become too much to bear for Lionel Messi.
Leader of firm that won SCOTUS women's sports cases opens up on dealing with liberal media, Title IX lawsuits
Alliance Defending Freedom President and CEO Kristen Waggoner spoke to Fox News Digital about managing "save women's sports" interviews on mainstream media outlets, and what's next in the legal campaign on the issue.
Inside MLB CBA negotiations as Manfred, players union exec discuss issues as sides attempt to save 2027 season
Dan Dakich, Jason Hammer & Dan Zaksheske discuss the upcoming issues that the MLB is facing in their next offseason
Kiki Iriafen helps lead Mystics past short-handed Tempo
Head coach Sandy Brondello nodded in sad agreement as Toronto Tempo guard Julie Allemand vented about their team's injury woes.
Villa criticized over Visit Rwanda sponsorship deal
July 15 : Aston Villa's new sponsorship agreement with Visit Rwanda has drawn criticism from human rights campaigners, with Amnesty International saying the African nation is using the deal to burnish its international image, British media reported on Wednesday.