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The U.S. Attorney’s Office has charged the former employee with wire fraud and illegal monetary transaction, alleging that he used his position within the team’s financial operations to fund personal lavish purchases and cover up his theft.

LeBron James said that it was “senseless” that nothing continues to change when it comes to gun control in the United States in the wake of Wednesday’s mass shooting on the campus of UNLV that left three victims dead.

Dortmund are looking at a potential player exchange that would see Donyell Malen head to Man Utd and Jadon Sancho return to the Bundesliga. has the latest.

Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark became the 15th player in Division I women’s basketball history to record 3,000 career points Wednesday night against Iowa State.

Man City are on their longest winless run under Pep Guardiola, and Aston Villa look like real title contenders.

Omitting Marcus Rashford from the starting XI was a bold call from Erik ten Hag but, after beating Chelsea, it’s one that define Manchester United’s season.

Ten Hag hits back at Man United criticism: “Crisis? Not for us.”

Seahawks safety Jamal Adams, saying “disrespect is disrespect,” said his since-deleted social media exchange with an NFL reporter was the result of “previous history.”

Here’s what we know about NCAA president Charlie Baker’s proposal to reconfigure NIL rules.

Speaking to reporters Wednesday for the first time since his ejection for making contact with the Eagles’ head of security, 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw said he and Dom DiSandro had “exchanged a formal apology.”