Argentina’s April 2 War Veterans Federation is asking fans to keep Malvinas sovereignty politics out of Wednesday’s World Cup semifinal against England.
Category: Sports
North Scott’s Laney Welge Wins KWQC Spotlight Athlete of the Week
North Scott sophomore catcher Laney Welge was named KWQC's Spotlight Athlete of the Week, leading the Mississippi Athletic Conference in home runs and RBI in her second varsity season.
Georgia’s 2026 Running Game Has Frazier and a Line Ready to Lead
Nate Frazier returns for his junior year to anchor a stacked Georgia Bulldogs running back room and a deep offensive line chasing a title since 2022.
Freeride Joins the Olympics as Nordic Combined Comes Out
The IOC approved freeride skiing and snowboarding for the 2030 Winter Olympics in the French Alps and removed Nordic combined from a 102-year Olympic run.
Russia Takes World Athletics Ban to CAS in Bid for LA Olympics Return
Russia's track federation has appealed to CAS to overturn its World Athletics ban, days after the IOC eased rules on Russian athletes for LA 2028 qualifying.
European Football Tops €40 Billion, but Deloitte Now Sees a Plateau
European football revenue hit €40bn in 2024/25 for the first time, but Big Five pre-tax losses jumped to €1.5bn and Deloitte sees a plateau.
IOC Drops Nordic Combined From 2030 Winter Olympics After 102 Years
The IOC cut Nordic combined from the 2030 Winter Olympics, ending 102 years on the programme. Freeride, synchro9, and ski mountaineering take its place.
IOC Lifts Russian Olympic Committee Suspension, Clearing LA28 Path
The IOC lifted the Russian Olympic Committee's suspension on Tuesday, opening the path to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics under a new anti-doping regime.
Maryland’s Phelps and Ledecky Trail Babe Ruth on SI’s 250 Best Athletes List
Sports Illustrated's 250th-anniversary list of America's best athletes from every state puts Babe Ruth ahead of Phelps and Ledecky in Maryland and surfaces a dozen aquatics names across the alphabet.
How a Jewish Superfan Designed Argentina’s Soccer Crest 50 Years Ago
Norberto Toto Rud, a Jewish Buenos Aires businessman, designed Argentina's national soccer crest in 1976. His son reflects as the team beat Egypt 3-2.