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A congressional bill called the Amateur Athletes Protection and Compensation Act of 2021, introduced by Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) on Wednesday, creates a wide range of changes for college athletes from the current NCAA guidelines.

A columnist for ‘USA Today’ insists that pro athletes are nowhere near ramping down their extreme left-wing activism.

A large study of youth sports in Wisconsin has found that there has been nearly zero transmission of the coronavirus among players.

Arkansas is crafting legislation to protect female athletes from competing against biological men who claim to be transgender women.

Chinese state media lashed out at the Canadian government on Tuesday, threatening “serious consequences” for the Canadian parliament’s non-binding resolution to declare China’s abuse of the Uyghur Muslims as “genocide.”

GOP House Leader Kevin McCarthy criticized the Democrats’ revolutionary pro-transgender bill, now slated for a Thursday vote.

Tiger Woods is “awake, responsive, and recovering in his hospital room” following emergency surgery after a single-car accident in southern California, the golf legend’s foundation said in a statement.

A pair of German volleyball stars who threatened to boycott an upcoming tournament in Qatar have won their case.

Tiger Woods suffered serious injuries to his right leg on Tuesday after being involved in a single-car roll-over accident near Los Angeles.

Tuesday, former President Donald Trump called into FNC’s “Fox News Primetime” to discuss professional golfer Tiger Woods’ crash in California.

The sports world and others reacted immediately to news that golf legend Tiger Woods suffered a frightening single-car crash in Los Angeles

Former San Francisco 49ers linebacker Takeo Spikes says that his former teammate, Colin Kaepernick, deserves his own statue.

Deputies who responded to the single-car crash of golf icon Tiger Woods “did not see any evidence of impairment,” Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Tuesday afternoon.

“Get well soon, Tiger. You are a true champion!” Trump wrote in a short statement distributed by his adviser Jason Miller on Twitter. 

The New York Rangers released a statement Monday announcing that forward Artemi Panarin will take a leave of absence following the publication of what sources say is a “political hit piece” by Russian media.

Golf legend Tiger Woods was injured Tuesday morning in a serious car accident in southern California, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said. 

A Trump supporter brought his Trump 2024 flag to an ice rink in New York’s Central Park and was tackled to the ice by security.

Basketball great Kobe Bryant’s widow, Vanessa Bryant, blasted rapper Meek Mill for what she called “extremely insensitive” lyrics about her husband’s tragic death.

Who tries to have a beach volleyball tournament without bikinis? Qatar does, and two German volleyball stars are having none of it.

Jeff Bezos reportedly has an interest in purchasing the Washington Football Team, after his name surfaced in recent court documents.

The Canadian House has voted to declare a genocide against the Uighurs in China, and to call for the removal of the Olympic games if needed.

Notre Dame has told video game giant EA Sports that it will not be allowed to include the university in its NCAA college football video game.

Mariners President Kevin Mather resigned Monday over what is being called “inappropriate and “disturbing comments” aimed at his own team.

GOP Utah Governor Spencer Cox has spoken publicly about his concerns about a bill that would protect female athletes from male competitors.

Oklahoma Sooners wide receiver Spencer Jones reportedly suffered a severe eye injury during a barroom brawl last week.

LPGA champ Michelle Wie responded to mentions of her and her undergarments during a story told by Rudy Giuliani during a podcast Thursday. Giuliani told a story of an incident that happened when he and the late radio legend Rush Limbaugh played in charity fundraiser golf tournament alongside Wie in 2014, and how the media seemed to pay more attention to Wie than the two men.

Deion Sanders claimed his personal belongings were stolen during his college coaching debut, leaving him with “mixed emotions.”

Two weeks ago, the media said that maskless Super Bowl celebrations would lead to a coronavirus outbreak, that has apparently not happened.

The U.S, Women’s National Team ended years of protest on Sunday, as the entire team chose to stand in honor of the national anthem.

Five more France rugby players have tested positive for the coronavirus and will miss the Six Nations match against Scotland.

Florida Atlantic freshman Caleb Pendleton got a great start to his baseball career by smashing a grand-slam in both of his first two at-bats.

U.S. skateboarding champion Nyjah Huston was arrested in Los Angeles and accused of holding a coronavirus “superspreader” party.

Wrestling star Mark “The Undertaker” Calaway says the Joe Biden-backing Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson can “unite America.”

Derrick Lewis blasted Curtis Blaydes on Saturday night with a thunderous uppercut that put the heavyweight to sleep before he hit the canvas.

The NFL is asking their broadcast partners – NBC, Fox, CBS, ESPN (Disney) – to pay double what they have been paying for the right to broadcast NFL games.

Not many people knew there was college football being played this weekend, but there was. However, what made national headlines wasn’t the game, it was a referee swearing like a sailor on a hot mic.