Wednesday, Mar 26

A motorcyclist lost his life after falling into a huge sinkhole in Seoul, raising concerns over public safety and infrastructure stability.

Tuesday, Mar 25

World Athletics introduces a one-time genetic SRY test for women athletes, aiming to protect the integrity of female competition in sports.

Monday, Mar 24

Filipino wildcard Alexandra Eala shocks Madison Keys at the Miami Open, while Iga Swiatek progresses to the next round.

Monday, Mar 24

George Foreman, two-time heavyweight champion and cultural icon, dies at 76, remembered for his powerful punches and entrepreneurial success with grilling products.

Saturday, Mar 22

Kirsty Coventry makes history as the first woman and first African president of the International Olympic Committee, marking a significant milestone in global sports leadership.

Friday, Mar 21

The Trump administration has extended New York City's deadline for congestion pricing, while Governor Hochul affirms the program's continuation amid legal challenges.

Friday, Mar 21

The Boston Celtics have been sold for a record $6.1 billion to a group led by Bill Chisholm, marking the highest price for an American sports franchise.

Friday, Mar 21

Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner has stepped down, focusing on retaining support from the Trump administration amid privatization discussions and pressures from Elon Musk.

Friday, Mar 21

The Trump administration has suspended $175 million in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania, citing its policies on transgender athletes.

Thursday, Mar 20

A shooting at Corewell Health Beaumont Hospital in Troy, Michigan, leaves one injured as police search for the suspect who remains at large.