The U.S. government has granted a visa to Woodensky Pierre, the only member of Haiti’s national soccer team living in the Caribbean country
UK Athletics, the governing body of British track and field, has been fined 350,000 pounds ($471,000) after pleading guilty to corporate manslaughter in the case of a Paralympian who died when a practice cage fell on him during training
Switzerland forward Breel Embolo has been delayed from leaving for the United States with the World Cup squad because his travel documents are under review
Voters in five states go to the polls to decide some fascinating races
A conservative think tank says 6.2 million enrollees on the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance exchanges improperly received health coverage this year.
The secretary of state will testify publicly for the first time since the war began, as the regional conflict worsens and lawmaker patience runs thin.
A deep dive into the reality TV lore of the Los Angeles mayoral contender.
Vance and Rubio top the list but there’s plenty of room for an anti-Trump candidate.
When Pope Leo XIV was elected last year and it emerged that he was a tennis player his love of the sport was quickly celebrated during an audience with top-ranked Jannik Sinner
Southampton owner Dragan Šolak says manager Tonda Eckert will keep his job despite helping to orchestrate the Spygate controversy