Author: John Duerden
More than a million people have been forced to flee their homes in southern Lebanon due to fighting between Israeli forces and Hezbollah. As many shelter in Beirut stadiums, sport is sometimes a welcome distraction.Read More
TODAY exclusively revealed the covers for SI Swimsuit 2026, which features more than 30 entertainers, athletes and more stars.Read More
Could Wichita be an option for the expanded NCAA tourney games? Should it? We dive into what could lie ahead with March Madness and the Air Capital.Read More
A busy Monday saw the Dodgers get Mookie Betts back from the injured list after missing five weeks, Alex Freeland got sent down to Triple-A Oklahoma City, and the offense continued to scuffle in a blowout loss to the San Francisco Giants. While we wait to see which day Shohei Ohtani will get a day […]Read More
With the Lakers eliminated, it’s once again decision time for LeBron James.Read More
A team-by-team look at how every AFC squad improved during the 2026 NFL offseason.Read More
Postseason expansion will inalterably change the complexion of college sportsRead More
The first look at the Cleveland Browns rookies and tryout players had some interesting notesRead More
He spent roughly three months in ICE custody at the Moshannon center. It cost him and his wife thousands of dollars and their trust in the U.S. justice system.Read More
Gov. Bill Lee has signed into law a measure to punish judges in Tennessee who do not cooperate with federal immigration authorities. The legislation, brought by Rep. Rick Scarbrough of Oak Ridge and Sen. Paul Rose of Covington — both Republicans — instructs each court to cooperate with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and […]Read More