Sports

The new league on ESPN is ... well, it is something.

Ryan Day might have been out of a job in any previous college football system. In this one, he’s the national championship favorite. What do the semifinal matchups—and the Buckeyes’ path to this point—reveal about the new state of the sport?

ESPN’s insiders get audacious with their forecasts of what’s to come in the UFC and elsewhere.

Employees preparing to launch the platform were shocked by the news, sources told CNBC.

What does sportsmanship mean for all those who are watching a sport? The recently concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy brings the spotlight back on ethics, not only for sportsmen but also for the spectators. Here is our ethicist’s view.

Jonathan Toews had about as close to a dream career in hockey as you can get.

In Parliament, he called a leftist opposition leader and former Trudeau supporter “a fake, a phony and a fraud’’ and a “sellout.’’ Enraged, the leader stood up from his seat, walked into the aisle, and yelled, “I’m right here, bro.” Mr.

Everyone knows the numbers. If they haven’t read them lately, they know which way things are headed.

It's hard to imagine President Emmanuel Macron of France joking about annexing Belgium. Donald Trump's posts and memes about turning Canada into the 51st state are almost without parallel among western democracies, said Carlo Dade, director of trade at the Canada West Foundation.

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