Sports

"The NCAA is destroying opportunities for women, making a mockery of its championships, and perpetuating a fraud."

"Words matter."

"It is an unfair advantage."

Thomas smoked the second-place swimmer by three seconds, a margin considered a blowout victory in competitive swimming.

"My disability was something unexpected by everyone in my family."

A Madison Square Garden crowd let New York Gov. Kathy Hochul have a taste of how New York City fans treat underperformers Tuesday as booing filled the arena. The Democrat ...

On Sunday, a seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback announced he was unretiring and putting on a jersey again. Also on Sunday, a quarterback who bombed out of the league in 2016 ...

"Mr. 45, President Trump -- greatest living American and greatest president in history, man."

The pugnacious face of unbridled Russian aggression appeared at a gymnastics competition Saturday. Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak finished third in the parallel bars at the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup, which ...

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has signed a bill that restricts women’s and girls’ sports to athletes who are, in fact, women and girls, making the Hawkeye State the latest state ...

"Of course I would fight, it's the only reason I'm trying to get back."

"I'll be fighting."

"I was on the field and this lady was like, 'Your wife is going into labor.' I was like, 'Are we serious right now?'"

"With the platform we have, we really wanted to show why this team is different and why we do things that are much bigger than just the game."

The NASCAR season kicked off last weekend with an exciting Daytona 500 race in Florida. Throughout the race, fans were not shy in sharing their opinions about the current president. ...

You could do things the easy way. Or you could do things the cowboy way. That’s what the ex-NPR, ex-CBS, ex-Disney Western music and comedy group Riders in the Sky ...

"It seems like a strange hill to die on."

"Some people are afraid to talk about it. Not me."

The mixed zone is a space where journalists can pose questions to athletes, which the Olympians are free not to respond to.

Every year, sled dogs and their owners train hard to cross over 900 miles of brutal terrain and endure the cold conditions they'll face in the Iditarod. There are hazards ...