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By Harry Allison Hall of Fame boxer Pernell “Sweet Pea” Whitaker died last night after being struck by a vehicle in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He was 55. The Virginia Beach Police Department said that a […]

By Mary Cunningham It was a Wimbledon final for the ages. And it is being compared to the classic Bjorn Borg-John McEnroe five-set final in 1980. Except yesterday’s participants are in their 30s while Borg […]

Congrats to @uswnt for winning w/ strength, unity & patriotism. By popular, bipartisan demand & with @USRepKCastor & @RepLaHood, co-chairs of Soccer Caucus, I’m pleased to invite the players to the US Capitol as a […]

By Peter Brennan Nike planned to celebrate the Fourth of July with a new sneaker, a special edition of the Air Max 1 Quick Strike featuring that most patriotic of symbols: an American flag. But […]

By Julie Glass Alyssa Naeher saved a penalty and Alex Morgan headed in the winning goal as the United States survived against England to win 2-1 and advance to the Women’s World Cup final in […]

The U.S. and England have played twice in a men’s World Cup, both in the group stage. Yes, the 1950 match was an historic upset win by the Americans, but today’s audience will be extraordinarily […]

Breaking: Adley Rutschman, the No. 1 overall pick, catcher from Oregon State, is close to a deal with the Baltimore Orioles — Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) June 24, 2019

By Peter Gleason Nearly 11 years after his last major victory — the longest drought in golf history — Tiger Woods won the Masters by a stroke with a 70 final round, keeping his head […]