NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Taylor Swift appears to be on the list of potential Super Bowl halftime performers. The halftime show has been filled with A-list superstars of more recent generations in recent years, making Swift an ideal candidate....
Paris residents in Montmartre say their neighborhood resembles Disneyland as a post-Olympics tourism boom drives up housing prices and displaces local businesses.
The New York Yankees reportedly addressed their bullpen struggles by trading for Pittsburgh Pirates closer David Bednar, who has 17 saves and 2.37 ERA this season.
Mason Miller is headed to a postseason contender after being traded to the San Diego Padres in a blockbuster move on trade deadline day.
The NFL released a statement about the mass shooting at its NYC headquarters Monday night, which left four dead, including a police officer.
The Mets continue bullpen upgrades as they traded for Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley after already acquiring Gregory Soto and Tyler Rogers before Thursday's deadline.
Former Washington Wizards star Gilbert Arenas faces charges of conspiracy, fraud and making false statements. He is accused of running a scheme from one of his California homes.
Twin relievers Tyler and Taylor Rogers were traded hours apart Wednesday, with Tyler going to the Mets and Taylor landing with the Pirates after stints with the Giants.
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A group of House Democrats, represented by a legal firm with deep ties to Alex and George Soros's Open Society Foundations, is suing President Donald Trump's administration -- claiming the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is obstructing congressional oversight of immigration detention centers.
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World Athletics will require a one-time SRY gene test for athletes competing in female events, aiming to ensure fairness and protect the integrity of women’s sports.
New Jersey native Jack Alexy became the American record holder in the 100-meter freestyle event as he raised the bar at the World Aquatics Championships.
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The celebrations surrounding Hulk Hogan's life continued Tuesday night at a restaurant where friends and family gathered following a private funeral service in Florida.
Trump's LA Olympics task force drew fire from USA Today's Nancy Armour, who likened him to a toddler given a toy to stay busy and avoid causing chaos.
The NFL banned smelling salts and ammonia packets for all teams due to FDA safety concerns and potential to mask concussion symptoms during games.
USA Volleyball faces scrutiny over gender competition policy that allows birth certificate changes, prompting calls for stronger protections for female athletes in collegiate sports.
Say what you like about U.S. President Donald Trump's leadership style and policies, but he certainly has a unique way with words.
Ian King takes a look at the business of cricket, England’s national summer sport, which has recently had a significant financial windfall.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that his administration is focused on taking care of American workers when Breitbart News asked how the drop in foreign-born workers in the labor sector would benefit American workers.
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Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward and other NFL rookies received emotional surprise messages from football legends like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.
ESPN, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, announced on Tuesday that it will officially acquire the National Football League (NFL) Network in a landmark agreement.
