IOC to Probe Infantino's Neutrality After Trump Peace Board
IOC President Kirsty Coventry announces investigation into FIFA leader Gianni Infantino's participation in President Trump's Board of Peace launch, questioning political neutrality.
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Curt Cignetti Tied as Highest-Paid College Football Coach
Indiana Hoosiers coach Curt Cignetti has signed a new contract through 2033, making him one of the highest-paid coaches in college football after leading the team to its first national title.
Weekend Sports: Olympics, Six Nations & Premier League Derbies
A packed weekend of sports action features the Winter Olympics finale, crucial Six Nations rugby matches, and key Premier League fixtures including the North London derby.
Biathlete Makes History with Refugee Team After Exile
Darya Dolidovich, barred from Olympics over family's political stance, becomes first biathlete to compete for Refugee Team after fleeing Belarus for Poland.
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World Cup FanFest Canceled, $5M Community Plan Announced
A week-long World Cup fan festival at Liberty State Park in Jersey City has been canceled. New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill announced a $5 million initiative for community celebrations instead.
NJ Governor Cancels $5M World Cup FanFest
New Jersey's Democrat governor has canceled a week-long World Cup FanFest at Liberty State Park, redirecting $5 million to community initiatives across 21 counties.
Sasha Cohen on Olympic Sacrifices 20 Years After Medal
Former US figure skater Sasha Cohen opens up about the mental and physical toll of Olympic competition, sharing insights from her career and reflections on watching the 2026 Games.
FA Takes No Action Against Ratcliffe Over Immigration Comments
The Football Association will not charge Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe for his controversial immigration comments, issuing only a reminder of responsibilities.
Buffalo Bills Stadium Vandalism: $100K Reward Offered
Construction firm Gilbane | Turner offers a $100,000 reward after vandals cause $150,000 in damage to the new Buffalo Bills stadium, with pornographic and anti-LGBTQ graffiti found in suites.
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Amber Glenn Protects Rival from Camera at Olympics
American figure skater Amber Glenn intervened to block a camera from filming Japan's tearful Kaori Sakamoto after a silver medal finish, sparking debate about media boundaries.
Leerdam's Olympic Skating Suit Auction Draws High Bids
Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam's gold medal-winning suit is up for auction, with bids already surpassing £2,400. The sale follows her record-breaking Olympic performance and controversial post-race celebration.
Honnold's Sleepless Nights After Taipei 101 Climb
American rock climber Alex Honnold discusses family life and sleepless nights following his historic free solo ascent of Taipei 101, the world's 11th tallest building.
F1 2026 Testing: Team Rankings and Title Favourites Revealed
After 11 days of pre-season testing in Bahrain, Mercedes and Red Bull emerge as frontrunners, with Ferrari showing promise. New teams Cadillac and Audi face challenges as the F1 season approaches.
Ratcliffe Avoids FA Charge for 'Colonised' Immigration Comments
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe will not face charges from the Football Association for his claim that the UK was 'colonised by immigrants', despite widespread political criticism.
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LaMelo Ball Denies Fleeing Charlotte Crash Scene Despite Video
Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball has refuted allegations he fled the scene of his downtown car wreck, despite surveillance footage appearing to show him exiting his damaged Hummer and entering a waiting Lamborghini.
Sir Chris Hoy Shares Leadership Insights During Cancer Fight
Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy discusses resilience and leadership while facing terminal prostate cancer, as he prepares to headline The Calling summit in Glasgow.
Menzies Nearly Ended Darts Career After Table Punching
Scottish darts player Cameron Menzies reveals he almost quit the sport after severe hand injuries from punching a table at the World Championship, requiring surgery and ongoing treatment.
Nunes Fires Back at Strickland's Sexist Women's MMA Rant
UFC legend Amanda Nunes has responded to Sean Strickland's derogatory remarks about women's MMA, following his tirade against Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano's upcoming Netflix fight.
Trump Rumoured to Attend Winter Olympics Ice Hockey Final
Reports suggest US President Donald Trump may attend the men's ice hockey gold medal match at the Winter Olympics if the USA reaches the final, with heightened security planned.
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Carrick Proud of Man Utd Diversity Post-Ratcliffe Comments
Manchester United coach Michael Carrick expresses pride in the club's diverse culture following co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial comments about UK immigration.
Hunter Hess Responds to Trump's 'Loser' Comment at Olympics
American freeskier Hunter Hess describes the 'hardest weeks of my life' after Donald Trump's criticism, but says he has no regrets and used it as motivation to qualify for the halfpipe final.
First-Ever Plane Landing on Moving Train by Italian Pilot
Italian aviator Dario Costa achieves a world first by landing his small plane on a cargo train moving at 75mph in Turkey, battling turbulence and precise timing.
Hunter Hess Defends 'L' Gesture, Reaffirms Love for USA
American freeskier Hunter Hess flashes an 'L' sign after Olympic qualifying, addressing controversy sparked by his earlier comments and President Trump's criticism.
Vaughan Demands ECB Act on Pakistan Player Exclusion in The Hundred
Former England captain Michael Vaughan calls for ECB intervention as IPL-owned teams in The Hundred reportedly avoid signing Pakistani players due to political tensions.
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UK Athletics Guilty in Paralympian's Death Case
UK Athletics has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter after a metal pole from a throwing cage killed Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei during training in 2017.
UK Athletics Guilty in Paralympian's Death
UK Athletics pleads guilty to corporate manslaughter after a metal pole fell on Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei during training in 2017, facing a multi-million pound fine.
UK Athletics Guilty in Paralympian's Death During Training
UK Athletics admits corporate manslaughter after a metal pole fatally struck Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei during training in London in 2017.
UK Athletics Guilty of Corporate Manslaughter in Paralympian Death
UK Athletics has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter after a Paralympian was killed by a falling metal pole during training at a London leisure centre in 2017.
UK Athletics Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Over Athlete's Death
UK Athletics has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter for the 2017 death of Paralympic athlete Abdullah Hayayei, who died when a metal cage fell on him during training in London.
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Mexico to Offer Authentic World Cup Fever in 2026
While the US hosts most matches, Mexico's football passion and cultural vibrancy promise the quintessential World Cup atmosphere, despite infrastructure concerns and team challenges.
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