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Super Bowl winner Joe Theismann weighed in on the sharp rise in NFL COVID cases, noting that the league is doing “everything they can” to get games in before the season is over.

At a time when retailers are leaving California and closing down businesses due to the "smash-and-grab" surge, JP Morgan Chase is doing the opposite. The proof lies within their newest flagship location in downtown Los Angeles. The nation's biggest bank teamed up with power agent Rich Paul for its latest ribbon cutting.

McDonald's will pay $33.5 million to a former baseball player who owns multiple franchises to end a lawsuit he brought against the company accusing it of racial discrimination.

The Jacksonville Jaguars fired Urban Meyer barely one season into his lucrative contract with the team.

The NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year Award goes to the player who shows an excellence off the field with their charity work and their efforts to give back to their community.

Tom Brady is staking his claim in the name, image and likeness (NIL) game when it comes to NCAA athletes.

The National Football League's "Inspire Change" partners, which receive financial backing from the multibillion-dollar league, include multiple groups that have openly advocated for defunding the police, a Fox News Digital review of the program found.

USA Gymnastics, U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee and their insurers have agreed to fund a $380 million settlement with victims of longtime national team physician Larry Nassar, drawing to a close a five-year legal battle that has upended American Olympic sports governance. 

Santa Clara soccer star Kelsey Turnbow helped the Broncos win a national championship in the coronavirus-pandemic impacted 2020-21 season with a big score in the final match.

The Arizona Coyotes and the city of Glendale are all square.

Tom Brady is dropping a new round of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on Tuesday and they are expected to sell out within minutes.

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has bought the Texas town of Mustang.

Boston Celtics player Enes Kanter Freedom praises WTA for suspending competitions in China amid Peng Shuai controversy and why he's recommending US companies to take a stance against China.

Major League Baseball owners locked out players at midnight Wednesday for the first work stoppage in the sport since 1995 as the collective bargaining agreement with the players union expired.