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FIA Error Left Some F1 Cars Short on Power in Singapore
The FIA says an official's mistake left some cars without a power boost in the first part of Friday's sprint qualifying.
Read »NFL Asks the Supreme Court to Let States Regulate Kalshi
The league filed a brief Thursday calling sports trading contracts gambling. Kalshi and the federal regulator pushed back.
MLB Wants 154 Games and Top Seeds Picking Opponents
The league made the offer to players Thursday. Every piece of it depends on the union accepting a salary cap.
Liberty and Refs Clash Over an Unused Overtime Timeout
New York lost Game 2 to Atlanta without using a timeout it still had. Liberty star Breanna Stewart says the refs told her it was gone.
Rays Sweep the Yankees. Should Aaron Boone Stay?
Tampa Bay swept New York out of the playoffs Wednesday night. Boone has one year left on his contract.
Critics Split on Sorkin's Social Network Follow-Up
Aaron Sorkin's new film about the Facebook whistleblower drew mixed reviews Wednesday, two days before it opens in theaters.
Colts Owner Defends Wearing a Headset on the Sideline
Carlie Irsay-Gordon says she listens on game days to learn. Critics say an owner doesn't belong there.
South Korea Aims to Phase Out Athletes' Military Exemption
Asian Games gold medalists celebrated skipping the army. Now the defense minister wants the 53-year-old perk gone.
Referees' Union Challenges NFL Suspensions of Two Officials
The NFL suspended line judge Jeff Seeman two games and referee Adrian Hill one. The referees' union calls that excessive.
Emmys Leave Broadcast TV for Prime Video in a Six-Year Deal
The Academy wanted one free global home. Critics say a new home won't fix the show and Amazon competes for the trophies.
Gauff Replay Ruling Draws Cheating Claims and Racist Abuse
Gauff says the rule let her stop play. Critics say she stopped only once she was losing the point to 16-year-old Sun Xinran.
PEN America Counts a Record 12,000 School Book Bans
PEN America says Texas passed Florida for the most removals. Texas's lieutenant governor says no books are banned.
Medvedev Defaulted in Beijing After Ball Hits Fan in the Eye
Medvedev says it was an accident. Navratilova says it was reckless and the default was automatic.
Eagles Lose to Rams After Going for It on 4th-and-Goal
Coach Nick Sirianni skipped a field goal while up 10, and the Rams rallied. Was it the call, the play, or the offense?
NFL Reviews Line Judge Caught Cursing at Cardinals' McBride
Line judge Jeff Seeman swore at Trey McBride on camera Sunday. The players' union wants him held to a player's standard.
Fox Security Advisers Say Network Ignored Ukraine Warnings
Two advisers told NPR that Fox and its correspondent ignored warnings before a 2022 Russian strike killed two colleagues. Fox calls the claims inaccurate.
Stray Kids Skip the 2027 Grammys, Following BTS
Stray Kids submitted no music this year. The Academy is keeping the Asian pop category BTS objected to.
Fever GM Says Criticism of Indiana Fans Must Stop
General manager Amber Cox says attacks on Fever fans have no basis in reality. A former Fever player called that false.
Tony Romo and CBS Sports Part Ways After His OWI Arrest
CBS and Tony Romo agreed Friday to end his nine-year run, more than two months after his drunk-driving arrest.
Warner Bros. Film Chiefs Out Ahead of Skydance Merger
Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy are out when the merger closes Tuesday, and Hollywood is arguing over what it means for movies.