Viewers, franchises and players alike eagerly anticipated each name called during the NBA draft; with trades, picks and more involved throughout both rounds, its conclusion begins a new era of NBA history.
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The World Cup is coming to North America – here’s everything you need to know
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is on its way to North America with less than two weeks to go, and the excitement is only beginning to build up. With shocking eliminations and major headlines already surrounding the tournament, the most watched event on the planet is shaping up to be one for the ages.
The NBA’s “flopping” dilemma
Flopping remains a hot topic in the NBA, with Oklahoma City star Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander at the center of debates. Inconsistent enforcement of the league’s anti‑flopping rules has left games marked by controversies and questions about fairness on both ends of the court.
The countdown to LA 2028 and what to expect from the next Olympic host
With 5 new sports, reconstructed buildings, and sustainability efforts under the blue skies and California sun, preparation for the 2028 Olympics officially begins!
Opinion: It’s impossible to predict March Madness
Everyone loves to debate and predict who will win each game during March Madness, but you’re most likely never going to guess them all right.
After 22 years, Chinese football created another a miracle at the Asian Cup final
China’s U23 national football team secured their place in the AFC U23 Asian Cup final after a commanding 3-0 victory over Vietnam in the semifinals, marking the first time in 22 years that Chinese football reached this pinnacle of Asian competition.
Column: My nonprofit showed me how conservation is really a form of civic engagement: Recycling for the sake of all who share our world
When we waste functioning equipment or resources, we are not just adding to the pollution of the planet – we are also contributing to societal inequality, actively neglecting our community out of sheer apathy.
Opinion: How sports shape early development
When I think about school, I think about the usual academic subjects like math, science, history, language, and social studies. They’re all important, no doubt. When it comes to a well-rounded education, though, especially in early education, something has always felt...
Opinion: (No) reason to worry
I can read news articles just as well as the rest of you, and I know what we’re seeing: “No Reason to Worry about the Dodgers.” And, before you get annoyed and close this article, I partially agree. The pitching staff has been ravaged by injuries once again, and...
Opinion: The sexualization of professional athletes
Exploring the fine line between admiration and objectification in the world of sports