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Korean Stars Shine at Toronto Premiere of Historical Drama "Harbin"
Pope Francis to Make Historic Visit to Singapore After 38-Year Hiatus
GOP Report Slams Afghanistan Exit, Democrats Dismiss as Partisan
Pro-Putin Candidates Dominate Russian Regional Elections Amid Conflict
Xi and Putin Extend Greetings to Kim on North Korea's Founding Day
Kendrick Lamar Set to Headline Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show in New Orleans
Kendrick Lamar announces his upcoming performance at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. The Grammy-winning rapper promises to showcase rap music's enduring impact on the global stage.
Democrats Take to the Skies to Target Project 2025 at College Football Games
Democrats intensify their campaign against the conservative Project 2025 blueprint, using aerial banners at major college football games in swing states to spread their message and highlight perceived extremism.
Argentina's Soccer Revolution: Milei's Privatization Push Faces Fierce Opposition
President Javier Milei's plan to allow private ownership of Argentine soccer clubs sparks controversy. Supporters see economic potential, while critics fear loss of community values in a sport deeply rooted in national culture.
Olympian's Death Spotlights Kenya's Domestic Violence Crisis
The tragic killing of Ugandan Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei in Kenya has reignited discussions on domestic violence. The incident highlights the urgent need for action against gender-based violence in the country and globally.
Indian Olympic Wrestlers Join Congress Party Amid Controversy
Olympic medalists Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia have joined India's opposition Congress party, following their protest against alleged sexual harassment in wrestling. This move precedes crucial elections in their home state.
Brazil's Unexpected Love Affair with American Football Blossoms
Brazil, a soccer powerhouse, is embracing American football with unprecedented fervor. As the NFL hosts its first South American game in São Paulo, the nation's growing passion for the sport takes center stage.
Magic Johnson Joins Washington Spirit Ownership, Boosting NWSL's Profile
Basketball legend Magic Johnson acquires stake in NWSL's Washington Spirit, joining Michele Kang's investor group. This move aims to elevate the club and promote women's sports globally.
Ugandan Olympian Dies in Kenya: Domestic Violence Claims Another Athlete
Ugandan runner Rebecca Cheptegei, 32, tragically died in Kenya after her boyfriend set her on fire. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of domestic violence against female athletes in East Africa.
Breakdancer Raygun Breaks Silence on Olympic Controversy
Australian breakdancer Raygun addresses criticism following her Olympic performance. In a TV interview, she discusses the impact on her mental health and explains her unique approach to the sport.
Cleveland Browns Secure 20-Year Naming Rights Deal with Huntington Bank
The Cleveland Browns have partnered with Huntington National Bank for stadium naming rights. This agreement comes amid discussions about a potential new domed stadium, highlighting the team's future plans.
Ugandan Olympian Critically Burned in Alleged Domestic Attack
Ugandan marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegui suffered severe burns in a reported domestic incident. The Paris Olympian is in critical condition at a Kenyan hospital, with police investigating the attack involving her boyfriend.
Ultra Swimmer Attempts 80-Mile Lake Michigan Crossing Again
Jim Dreyer, 61, plans another attempt to swim across Lake Michigan from Grand Haven to Milwaukee. The 80-mile journey follows a failed GPS-related attempt last year.
Gaza Sunbirds: Para-cyclists Pedal Through Adversity for Paralympic Dreams
Amidst conflict, Gaza's para-cycling team faces setbacks in Paralympic quest but remains determined. Despite war and displacement, the Sunbirds continue training, aiming to inspire and represent Palestine on the global stage.
Bleacher Collapse at Texas Rodeo Injures 12, Prompts Investigation
A section of bleachers collapsed at a rodeo near San Antonio, injuring 12 people. Officials are investigating the incident, which led to the cancellation of the next day's rodeo performance.
WNBA's Barbie Night: Angel Reese Shines in Pink-Themed Game
The WNBA hosted a Barbie-themed game featuring Angel Reese, aiming to inspire young girls. The event showcased women's leadership and the league's diversity, with Sue Bird discussing representation in sports and toys.
ESPN Unveils AI-Powered Personalized Content Plans for 2025 Launch
ESPN announces plans for AI-driven personalized "SportsCenter" and new viewing guide. The network aims to revolutionize sports content delivery with its upcoming Flagship streaming service in 2025.
NFL Opens Door to Private Equity, but with Strict Rules
The NFL has voted to allow private equity investment in teams, but with significant restrictions. This move comes as team values soar, presenting both opportunities and challenges for investors.
Anaheim Ducks Shift to Free Streaming and Over-the-Air Broadcasts
The Anaheim Ducks announce a new broadcast model, offering free streaming and over-the-air games. This move follows similar changes by other NHL teams, aiming to increase accessibility for fans.
Kelce Brothers Score $100M Podcast Deal with Amazon's Wondery
Travis and Jason Kelce's "New Heights" podcast secures a lucrative three-year contract with Wondery. The deal grants Amazon's podcast studio full distribution rights for both audio and video versions.
Venu Sports Launch Halted: Antitrust Concerns Shake Up Streaming Landscape
Federal court injunction delays Venu Sports streaming service launch, raising questions about media bundling practices. Industry grapples with antitrust issues and competition from user-generated content platforms.
Washington Post Welcomes New Wizards Reporter Varun Shankar
The Washington Post announces Varun Shankar as their new Washington Wizards reporter. With diverse sports coverage experience, Shankar joins the team full-time on September 3, 2023.
Malian Refugee Finds New Life Through Rugby in Tenerife
A young Malian migrant in Tenerife pursues his rugby dreams while shedding light on the challenges faced by African youth. His story reflects broader migration issues affecting Spain's Canary Islands.
Alabama High School Quarterback Dies After On-Field Injury
A 16-year-old quarterback from Morgan Academy in Alabama passed away following a brain injury sustained during a football game. The community mourns as the school cancels upcoming sports activities.
Air Guitar World Championships: Invisible Strings, Visible Passion in Finland
The 27th Air Guitar World Championships in Oulu, Finland, showcases performers' passion without real instruments. The event promotes inclusivity and world peace through imaginative musical expression.
France's Olympic Triumph: A New Era in Sports or a Fleeting Victory?
France's impressive performance at the Paris Olympics raises questions about the sustainability of its new sports model. While celebrating success, challenges in funding and infrastructure persist.
Dartmouth Basketball Union Files Labor Complaint Amid College Sports Debate
Dartmouth College faces labor complaint from basketball team union, highlighting ongoing debate over student-athlete status. The case could reshape college sports and labor relations.
Disney-Reliance Merger Faces Antitrust Hurdles in India's Cricket-Centric Media Landscape
Disney and Reliance propose concessions for their $8. 5 billion media merger in India, refusing to relinquish cricket rights. The deal faces scrutiny from competition regulators over market dominance concerns.
Russian Climbers Rescued from Gasherbrum Peak in Dramatic Operation
Two Russian mountaineers were rescued from Gasherbrum mountain in Pakistan after a week-long ordeal. The climbers, part of a team attempting to retrieve a deceased colleague's body, faced injuries and harsh weather conditions.
NBA Legend Al Attles, Warriors' Champion Coach, Dies at 87
Al Attles, Hall of Famer and Warriors icon, passed away at 87. His 60-year career with the franchise spanned roles from player to coach, leading the team to the 1975 NBA championship.
Russian Climbers Rescued from Gasherbrum Peak in Pakistan After Six Days
Two Russian climbers were rescued after six days on Gasherbrum peak in Pakistan, while one remains missing. The team faced challenges during their mission to retrieve a fellow climber's body from last year.