
Mourinho's Real Madrid Return: A Second Coming or a Recipe for Chaos?
Thirteen years after leaving the Bernabeu, the 'Special One' is back on a three-year deal. Can he restore order and deliver trophies?

Thirteen years after leaving the Bernabeu, the 'Special One' is back on a three-year deal. Can he restore order and deliver trophies?

The private equity giant's largest US sports investment marks a new era of Wall Street involvement in baseball, with earlier talks reported at $3 billion.

Elections, court rulings, scientific discoveries, and cultural moments converge in a sweeping roundup from NPR member stations.

Prosecutors admit damage came from botched renovation, not vandalism, but Trump keeps insisting Hearn is guilty.

Sophie Cunningham's 'common sense' remark ignites firestorm as former NBA players announce 2027 draft bids and WNBA faces calls for policy clarity.

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said his Tesla was on Autopilot during a recent accident, but he insists it was his fault as he recovers and prepares for the preseason opener.

A look at the day's most compelling stories from BBC, spanning sport, business, arts, and the unexpected.

A roundup of under-reported stories, including sports reform, a golf milestone, a tragic plane crash, and a media legend's musings.
After 72 years, professional women's baseball returns with four teams, a viral anthem, and international stars.

National team player dies in Kampala hospital after resisting robbers armed with paving stones, sparking nationwide outrage.