Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman David Irving suspended four games for violating NFL's substance-abuse policy, 2nd straight year of facing ban to start season.
The NCAA has settled a lawsuit with the family of a former Texas football player who claimed the organization was responsible for his brain injuries and death decades after he finished playing.
The head of the Palestinian Football Association faces FIFA punishment for urging fans to burn photos of Lionel Messi if Argentina played a World Cup warmup game in Jerusalem.
President Donald Trump tweets that he 'worked hard' to bring World Cup to North America, thanks Patriots owner Kraft.
Former NFL player Kellen Winslow Jr. has been arrested on charges of rape and other sex crimes on the day he was to appear in court on an unrelated burglary charge.
Like a fellow New Jersey governor did 40 years earlier, Gov. Phil Murphy is set to kick off a new era of gambling in the state.
A survey conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and MTV finds that parents and their kids agree about a lot of things when it comes to politics.
A person with direct knowledge of the deal says the Dallas Cowboys and Zack Martin have agreed to terms on an $84 million, six-year contract extension that will make the two-time All-Pro the highest-paid guard in the NFL.
Carson Wentz is eager to return to the field and reclaim his starting spot for the Philadelphia Eagles but he doesn't have to rush because Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles is still around.
College athletes will no longer need permission from their coach or school to transfer and receive financial aid from another school.
Atlanta's burgeoning soccer scene has prominent role in North America's successful bid to land the 2026 World Cup.
High school whose teams have long been the Redskins will keep that mascot after a committee decided against recommending any change.
Comeback Kid: Jets' Teddy Bridgewater remains positive in return from 'scary' knee injury.
Odell Beckham Jr. has been cleared to practice although the star New York Giants' receiver did little work in team periods at the opening of the first mandatory minicamp under new coach Pat Shurmur.
Julio Jones remains in coach Dan Quinn's good graces even after the wide receiver missed the opening day of the Falcons' mandatory minicamp.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is throwing again. He attempted his first passes in front of reporters as Indy opened its three-day minicamp.
Tennessee left tackle Taylor Lewan is skipping the Titans' mandatory minicamp while his agents negotiate a new contract for the two-time Pro Bowl lineman.
Why was Antonio Brown away from Steelers? To spend time with family and 'get my mind right'.
The Latest: Capitals celebrate Stanley Cup with parade down Constitution Avenue and day at the Mall.
A St. Louis jury has ordered the NFL's Rams to pay former running back Reggie Bush $12.5 million for a severe knee injury suffered at St. Louis' domed stadium in 2015, the team's final season before relocating to Los Angeles.
Lions coach Matt Patricia worked in relative obscurity in New England.
A former Texas high school football player who rose to the top ranks of a Mexican drug cartel has been sentenced to serve nearly 50 years in federal prison on drug and money laundering charges.
Earl Thomas is putting the pressure on the Seattle Seahawks for a new contract after the three-time All-Pro safety says he will not participate in any team activities until his contract situation is resolved including the upcoming mandatory minicamp.
Johnny Manziel was 12 of 20 for 88 yards and a touchdown and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats scored 30 straight points to beat the Montreal Alouettes 30-15 in the second and final preseason game for both teams.
When Ed Jones was introduced before the IndyCar race at Texas, a Dallas Cowboys legend with the same name walked out on the stage instead.
President Donald Trump says he may pardon another late heavyweight boxing champion _ this time Muhammad Ali. Trump says he's looking at "thousands of names" of people who could be granted clemency.
Whichever team wins the NBA championship, President Donald Trump says he won't be inviting them to the White House.
Nine black former and current University of Minnesota football players are suing the school, saying their rights were violated in a sexual misconduct investigation.
President Donald Trump is congratulating the Washington Capitals hockey team for winning the Stanley Cup.
The Washington Capitals are on the brink of raising the Stanley Cup for the first time in franchise history.
Terrell Owens says he will not attend the induction ceremony for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in August. Owens was voted into the hall in February.
For winning sports teams these days, that shining moment of victory can give way to a politically fraught question: Are you going to celebrate at the White House.
Indianapolis Colts coach Frank Reich says Andrew Luck is getting close to start throwing a football.
Tom Brady spoke before reports of top wide receiver Julian Edelman's potential four-game suspension.
Fresh from blocking the Philadelphia Eagles' White House visit, President Donald Trump is asking an appeals court to restore his power to block critics on Twitter.
Eagles coach Doug Pederson says he was looking forward to going to the White House to be recognized as Super Bowl champions but he wouldn't further discuss a visit that was canceled by President Donald Trump.
Jason Heyward hit a game-ending grand slam off Adam Morgan with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Chicago Cubs a 7-5 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies.
Count out Devante Smith-Pelly if the Washington Capitals win the Stanley Cup and are invited to the White House to celebrate with President Donald Trump.
Even for Fox News' resident contrarian, it has been quite a week for Shepard Smith.
Ravens fined by the NFL, must forfeit 2 days of OTAs this week for violating offseason workout rules.
Injured Pittsburgh Steelers star Ryan Shazier remains focused on resuming his career.
Eagles players and officials made individual decisions to not go to the White House for a scheduled celebration of their Super Bowl title.
Former NFL running back Reggie Bush says dangerous conditions at a St. Louis stadium led to a season-ending injury in a case that could leave the city on the hook for damages, even though the Rams are long gone.
Standing with Eagles, Stephen Curry and LeBron James reiterate that they're not going to White House anytime soon.
Fox News apologizes for using photos of Philadelphia Eagles players praying, not protesting, on story about President Trump cancelling an event celebrating the team's Super Bowl victory.