NFL Rookie Pearce Jr Maintains Innocence After Arrest
Atlanta Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr asserts his innocence through his attorney after being arrested on serious charges following a domestic incident with WNBA player Rickea Jackson.
Category : Policymaking
Winter Olympics Fashion Fails: Canada's 'Walking Tents'
The 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan saw Canada's Lululemon-designed kit branded 'hideous' and 'embarrassing', with critics comparing athletes to 'walking tents' and 'oven mitts'.
Amber Glenn Resolves Olympic Music Rights Dispute
US figure skater Amber Glenn has resolved a copyright issue with Canadian artist Seb McKinnon after his music was used in her Olympic free skate program, highlighting growing complexities in music licensing for the sport.
IOC Bans Ukrainian Athlete's Tribute Helmet at Games
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych can wear a black armband at the Milan Cortina Games, but the IOC has banned his helmet honoring athletes killed in the war with Russia, citing political statement rules.
Final Two Deshaun Watson Sexual Misconduct Cases Dismissed
The last two of nearly 30 sexual misconduct lawsuits against Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson have been dismissed, drawing a line under the scandal that began in 2021.
Chemmy Alcott's Emotional BBC Commentary Steals Spotlight
Former British skier Chemmy Alcott has become the breakout star of BBC's Winter Olympics coverage with her raw emotional reactions and expert analysis, particularly during Lindsay Vonn's career-ending crash.
Ex-Detroit Lions Player Tracy Scroggins Dies at 56
Former NFL defensive end Tracy Scroggins, who spent his entire 10-season career with the Detroit Lions, has passed away at age 56. His family attributes his death to CTE, a brain disease linked to football head trauma.
Rio Ferdinand Uses Wheelchair for Back Pain Post-Retirement
Former England footballer Rio Ferdinand has disclosed he sometimes relies on a wheelchair to manage severe back pain from career injuries, despite his recent buff Men's Health cover.
Skydiving Champion Dies in Parachute Failure at Age 37
French wingsuit world champion Pierre Wolnik has died at 37 after his parachute failed to deploy during a jump from a helicopter in the Mont Blanc region.
US Curler Slams ICE Raids in Minnesota at Winter Olympics
Team USA curler Rich Ruohonen criticizes immigration sweeps in Minnesota during Winter Olympics press conference, joining athletes speaking out against Trump administration policies.
Italian Broadcaster Strike After Olympic Opening Gaffes
Journalists at RaiSport have launched protests after commentator Paolo Petrecca's series of embarrassing mistakes during the Milan Cortina Winter Games opening ceremony.
Vonn's Coach Saw Knee Problem Before Olympic Crash
New details reveal Lindsey Vonn's coach observed her overcompensating on her uninjured knee before the horrific crash that ended her Olympic career with a complex leg fracture.
Aluko: ITV Budget Cuts Caused Euro Final Snub for Ian Wright
Former England star Eni Aluko reveals ITV cited budget reductions as reason for excluding her from Women's Euro final coverage, prioritising Ian Wright's contract instead.
Dallaglio's Fresh Start: Love and Recovery After Bankruptcy
England rugby legend Lawrence Dallaglio has rebuilt his life with a new partner and puppy after bankruptcy and divorce. The former captain now rents a home in Hertfordshire while focusing on recovery.
Canadian Skier Shares 'Sweet' Chat with Princess Anne at Olympics
Freestyle skier Megan Oldham described Princess Anne as 'so sweet' after receiving a bronze medal from the royal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy.
Aluko Accuses Wright of Failing as Ally in Punditry Feud
Former England star Eni Aluko has reignited her feud with Ian Wright, accusing him of not supporting her career and questioning male dominance in women's football punditry.
US Olympians Navigate Political Tensions at Winter Games
American athletes at the Milano Cortina Games express mixed emotions about representing the US flag amid political divisions, drawing criticism from Donald Trump and conservative figures.
David Coulthard Teams Up for New F1 Podcast Venture
Former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard is launching a new podcast called 'Up To Speed' with Drive to Survive's Will Buxton, Naomi Schiff, and Jolie Sharpe, debuting February 16.
Ukrainian Athlete Accuses IOC of Betrayal Over Banned Helmet
Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych has accused the International Olympic Committee of betrayal after it banned his helmet honouring athletes killed in the war.
Four Skiers Killed in French Alps Avalanches
Four skiers have died in separate avalanches in the French Alps over three days, as heavy snowfall increases risks. The European Avalanche Warning Services reports at least 66 fatalities this season.
Lindsey Vonn's Olympic Dream Ends in Crash, Career Over
Lindsey Vonn suffers a broken leg in a downhill crash at the Winter Olympics, with her father stating it marks the end of her career. The IOC defends her decision to compete despite a recent ACL injury.
Hollie Davidson: First Female Referee in Men's Six Nations
Scottish referee Hollie Davidson will officiate the Ireland vs Italy Six Nations match, becoming the first woman to referee a men's championship game.
Ukraine Athlete Banned from Wearing War Tribute Helmet at Games
Skeleton competitor Vladyslav Heraskevych has been told his helmet depicting fallen Ukrainian athletes violates Olympic rules on political statements, despite President Zelenskiy's praise.
Winter Olympics: Leerdam Wins Gold, GB Still Awaits Medal
Jutta Leerdam's dramatic 1,000m speed skating victory moved fiancé Jake Paul to tears, while Team GB faced near-misses in freeski and snowboard events, extending their wait for a first medal.
Lindsey Vonn: 'No Regrets' After Olympic Crash Breaks Leg
Ski legend Lindsey Vonn says she has 'no regrets' about competing in the Winter Olympics despite suffering a broken leg in a crash, as officials defend her decision to race.
ESPN Reporter Emotional During Super Bowl Halftime Show
Veteran ESPN Deportes journalist John Sutcliffe became visibly emotional during a live broadcast following Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime performance.
Super Bowl Grass Bunnies Explain Viral Halftime Performance Meaning
The viral 'grass bunnies' from Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show reveal their costumes represented a 'field of dreams and love' and were a last-minute plan B due to NFL field restrictions.
Chile's Prison Rugby Team Transforms Inmates' Lives
Rugby Unión Libertad, Chile's first official prison rugby team, is helping inmates at Valparaíso Penitentiary Complex prepare for social reintegration through intense training and discipline.
Leerdam Wins Olympic Gold, Silences Critics with Sportsmanship
Dutch speedskater Jutta Leerdam clinched Olympic gold in record time, then immediately consoled silver medalist Femke Kok, challenging her 'diva' reputation. Her fiancé Jake Paul celebrated emotionally from the stands.
Vonn Has Second Surgery on Broken Leg After Olympic Fall
Ski legend Lindsey Vonn has undergone a second surgical procedure following a devastating fall at the 2026 Winter Olympics, requiring complex treatment for a broken leg.
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