A Haitian athlete competes in two different World Championships, while Liverpool Women part ways with their manager, Matt Beard, after nearly four years. Read more...

Newton North narrowly defeated Marshfield in an overtime thriller in the Div. 1 basketball tournament. Attleboro also secured a victory, while Tzar Powell Aparicio had a standout performance. Read more...

Manchester United faces potential financial strain with a possible coach sacking, while Burnley showcases defensive prowess with a record clean sheet run. Read more...

A quick look at the week's top sports stories, including Chievo Verona's bankruptcy case, Napoli-Inter's squad values, Sinner's training break, and Iannone's racing comeback. Read more...

This week in sports: Ceballos sidelined with injury, a new "Haaland" emerges in Spain, and South Carolina wins a tournament seed with a coin flip! Read more...

Czech and Spanish athletes are heading to Apeldoorn for the European Indoor Athletics Championships, with medal hopes resting on seasoned veterans and rising stars. Read more...

Figure skater Hagara secures a personal best and second bronze medal, now setting sights on the upcoming senior championship. Slovakia will have representation in all categories. Read more...

Rio Carnival explodes with innovative high-tech drum sections, a samba-dancing robot at Mocidade, and a powerful tribute to trans people by Paraíso do Tuiuti. Read more...

This article explores recent developments in Arctic science, from debunking misinformation about increasing ice to the possibility of genetically engineered, mammoth-like elephants. It also touches on plant photosynthesis in the Arctic darkness and Czech schoolchildren excelling in robotics. Read more...

EJ Obiena focuses on the outdoor season after missing the World Indoor Championships, while Bryan Bagunas races to recover for the FIVB World Championship. Cignal and Chery Tiggo advance in the PVL. Read more...

Remembering chess legend Boris Spassky, who passed away recently. While known for his defeats, especially against Bobby Fischer, his impact on chess was much greater. Read more...

Czech skier Michal Novák finished fifth in the sprint, while German Nordic combined athletes missed out on medals at the Ski World Championships in Trondheim. Johannes Klaebo secured his tenth world title. Read more...

Grande Rio celebrates Pará, while Tuiuti champions diversity at Sapucaí. Drama unfolds with model Emrat's aloofness and a queen's late arrival! Read more...

From a former gang member's golf triumph to Jimmy Butler's rent woes, Trump's Rose pardon, and New Zealand's splash-diving obsession, it's a wild week in sports! Read more...

Austria's wine production sees a downturn, Prešov hikes accommodation taxes, and a logistics park near Košice remains a plan on paper. Plus, unemployment hits a new low. Read more...

A look at the week's top sports stories, including Jorge Martin's wrist surgery, Boris Spassky's passing, and concerns over the Cortina bobsleigh track. Read more...

The World Championship of Road Motorcycles promises excitement with a return to Brno, a Ducati star clash between Marquez and Bagnaia, and rising tensions in MotoGP. Read more...

Piedmont sees both a stunning basketball victory led by freshman Janelle Solis and a bizarre bribery attempt involving a teenage referee in an Under 19 football match. Read more...

Stephen Curry's explosive 56-point game against the Magic and the emotional aftermath of the Dončić/Davis trade highlight the latest NBA headlines. Read more...

This week in sports: Selina Freitag wins big in skiing, FIFA's Women's Club World Cup faces potential delays, and the world mourns the loss of referee Tullio Lanese. Read more...