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Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (R) has authored a resolution declaring runner-up Emma Weyant, the “rightful winner” of the NCAA women’s 500-meter freestyle race, instead of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas.

Nigerian soccer fans reacted to their team’s failure to reach the World Cup on Tuesday by storming the field and wrecking property before being tear-gassed by police.

NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar took Will Smith to task for his assault on Chris Rock by accusing the actor of advocating “violence” and diminishing “women.”

The NFL fixed their overtime rules so that both teams can possess the ball. However, the new rule only applies to the postseason.

By slapping Chris Rock, Will Smith made the Oscars about himself and overshadowed the achievements of Richard Williams,

The NFL announced a new policy on Monday, requiring each team to hire a “diverse person” as an offensive assistant.

Tennis star Venus Williams experienced a wardrobe malfunction Sunday night during a chaotic evening at the Oscars.

Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving urges unvaccinated people to “stand together” and ensure that NYC vax restrictions are lifted for all.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin hired former Dolphins coach Brian Flores to keep him from feeling like he was “on an island.”

Tyre Sampson, the 14-year-old who fell to his death at an Orlando amusement park this week, was a gifted football player with a promising future.

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Shi Smith was arrested Friday in South Carolina on charges of marijuana possession, speeding, and unlawful carrying of a handgun.

UFC heavyweight Curtis Blaydes sent Chris Daukas falling hard to the canvas Saturday night after a thunderous right hand to the face.

One of the WNBA’s most legendary figures, Lisa Leslie, revealed on a recent podcast that she was told not “make a big fuss” over Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner’s detention in Russia.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver denied claims that his league has blackballed China critic and former Celtic Enes Kanter Freedom in a New York Times article published Thursday.

San Diego Padres third baseman Manny Machado sat down for an interview with a local San Diego news station on Thursday while wearing a “Let’s Go, Brandon” tee-shirt.

For the first time since 1994, Phil Mickelson will not play at the Masters Tournament. The golf legend known to many as “Lefty” was listed among “past champions not playing” on the organization’s website.

There are those who believe Colin Kaepernick will play in the NFL again, but it doesn’t sound like Oilers and Seahawks legend Warren Moon.

Lia Thomas used his inherent male athletic advantages to dominate elite female swimmers unfairly, and people need to stop acting like that is okay.

Lia Thomas, a man, got in the water on Thursday and virtually lapped his female competitors as he cruised to an easy victory in the NCAA women’s  500-yard freestyle race.

A Russian court has decided to extend WNBA star Brittney Griner’s detention in Moscow for two more months, according to a report.

On Monday night, UFC fighter Kevin Holland and his training partner, Patrick Robinson, joined with other customers at a Houston sushi restaurant to take down and subdue a man who entered the establishment with a gun and fired a round into the ceiling.

Things are not going well for LeBron James and his Lakers. The team is well below .500, and his blood pressure appears to have ranged far beyond .500 as “The King” unleashed two profanity-laced outbursts during Los Angeles’ 114-103 loss

Kevin Durant is walking back his comments after blasting NYC Mayor Eric Adams over the city’s contradictory coronavirus restrictions.

Star quarterback Aaron Rodgers has signed a monster deal with Green Bay worth well over $100 million in guaranteed money.

On Monday, Kaepernick, the former 49er and original anthem-protester, aired a live Instagram video in which he went through throwing drills with Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett.

On Sunday, the recently retired Tom Brady announced he was unretiring and joining the Bucs for the 2022 campaign.

Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving, one of the sports world’s most popular players to refuse the coronavirus vaccine, was spotted at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Saturday despite a ban preventing him from playing there.

Tennis star Naomi Osaka became visibly upset and emotional on Saturday after a heckler in the stands shouted, “Naomi, you suck!” during a match.

Adidas has unveiled a series of ads, including a feature promoting and celebrating biological male athletes who compete in women’s sports.

WWE wrestler Big E broke his neck during a live broadcast of SmackDown on Friday night, the wrestler confirmed on his Twitter account.

Matt Birk, a 14-year NFL veteran and Harvard graduate, announced this week that he is running for Lieutenant Governor in Minnesota on the same ticket with Scott Jensen.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, exuberant over the end of the 99-day lockout, said that not only will it be great to see the “boys of summer” again, but he also hopes next year to see the “boys and girls of summer” playing Major League Baseball.

A Los Angeles Rams fan has officially been charged in connection with an assault that left a San Francisco 49ers fan in a medically-induced coma.

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom took to Twitter on Sunday to charge his former employers with hypocrisy for supporting Ukraine in their war against Russia after they criticized him for calling attention to Chinese human rights abuses.

The National Hockey League (NHL) continued to distance itself from all things Russian hockey on Monday by announcing a suspension of ties with the Russian-based Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).

Emotions overwhelmed a Ukrainian UFC fighter as her thoughts turned to her war-torn homeland after her victory in the Octagon Saturday night.