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NBA gambling plotter pleads guilty to fixing Jontay Porter games
Porter was banned for life from the NBA after exiting two games early to clear "significant gambling debts" he owed Ammar Awawdeh.
UK urges FIFA to investigate Argentina over Falklands banner at World Cup
Argentine President Javier Milei described the players' celebration with the banner as “perfectly valid," saying the message “reflects a sentiment shared by all Argentines.”
TikTok, Fanatics, NFL accused of conspiring to monopolize sports memorabilia market
A sports memorabilia seller claims TikTok banned independent livestream sellers to help Fanatics dominate the market for NFL collectibles.
EU court backs naming doped athletes, rejects automatic online shaming
Violators of anti-doping rules can be listed online to ensure fair play, Europe’s top court ruled, but privacy law requires authorities to justify publication instead of treating it as reflexive part of every ban.
Rio bans sports betting ads in public spaces
Rio de Janeiro became Brazil's first state capital to adopt such a restriction, days after the federal government tightened advertising rules for licensed betting operators.
Former Spanish leader is criticized for comments about France's World Cup team
Spain's ruling Socialist government swiftly condemned the remarks by Mariano Rajoy, who was prime minister from 2011 to 2018.
Bellingham scores twice to lift England past Haaland and Norway 2-1 and into World Cup semifinals
Not everyone was thrilled with England's performance.
Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani to have left knee drained Sunday and will miss All-Star Game
A lingering knee issue will keep the Dodgers’ two-way sensation out of next week’s Midsummer Classic.
Slain NYPD officer accused of negligence during mass shooting at NFL headquarters
Craig Clementi, an NFL employee injured by the gunfire, claims NYPD Detective Didarul Islam’s “inattentiveness” allowed Shane Tamura to enter the building carrying an assault rifle.
Ohio judge grants injunction to thwart NCAA eligibility rules
A group of college basketball players sued the NCAA in June and are now eligible to play in the upcoming season.
Pogacar crushes Tour de France rivals and storms the Tourmalet to regain overall lead
The stage started in scorching heat and was marked by several unsuccessful attempts of breakaways early on.