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At long last, Major League Soccer is fulfilling the dream of every player agent, every weather forecaster and perhaps a few retractable-roof contractors by switching to a fall-to-spring schedule.

The Octagon is more international than ever – so why is Dana White still tied to an administration that seeks to isolate large parts of its audience?

A conversation with Beau Dure of The Guardian about the changing landscape of the WNBA and the slow pace of increased salary for players in the league even though ratings and revenue are skyrocketing. This will impact the new Portland team - The Fire - next season. We also spoke with Ryan Whiteside of the Lane County democrats about strategies the democrats need to incorporate for a winning message.

Rolling report: Palmeiras and Chelsea meet at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field for a place in the Club World Cup last four. Follow along with Beau Dure

That the US gets hot in the summer is hardly breaking news. Even if it may not give any one team an advantage, it puts players, fans and officials at risk

The Dutch four-time world champion rose to fame as something of a scoundrel and has showed signs of reverting to type

Lap-by-lap report: The Australian extended his lead in the drivers’ standings as he beat teammate Lando Morris to the top of the podium in Florida

Fortune plays a larger part than we like to think in sporting success. But luck means nothing if teams don’t have the ability to exploit it

Abdulrashid Sadulaev got the better of the much-anticipated showdown with the USA's Kyle Snyder in their gold medal wrestling bout Saturday.

David Taylor took a dramatic win Thursday for gold, while fellow U.S. wrestlers Helen Maroulis and Thomas Gilman dominated their bronze medal bouts.

U.S. wrestler Sarah Hildebrandt exorcised any demons left over from her semifinal loss with a convincing win Saturday in her bronze medal bout.

Georgia's Lasha Talakhadze closed out the weightlifting competition at the Tokyo Olympics with a succession of world record lifts.

Russian shooter Vitalina Batsarashkina won the Olympic women's 25m sport pistol event Friday in a shoot-off after tying with South Korea's Kim Min-Jung.

Switzerland's Nina Christen overcame a deficit of 3.1 points at the women's 50m 3-position rifle event Saturday to take gold with an Olympic record of 463.9 points.

France's Jean Quiquampoix took a comfortable win the men's rapid-fire pistol event Monday at the Tokyo Olympics.

Will Shaner, the youngest man to compete for the U.S. in a rifle event, won the 10-meter air rifle on Sunday, building a big lead in the final and keeping his poise down the stretch for gold.

U.S. shooters Mary Tucker and Lucas Kozeniesky took silver in the Olympic debut of mixed team air rifle on Tuesday.

U.S. shooters Maddie Brenau and Brian Burrows took bronze in the first-ever Olympic mixed team trap event Saturday.

U.S. shooter Amber English held off 2016 Olympic champion Diana Bacosi and world record-holder Wei Meng to win gold in the women's skeet event on Monday.

Dutchman Kiran Badloe only needs to finish Saturday's medal race without disqualification to win the men's RS:X windsurfer class.

China's Lu Yunxia finished third in the medal race of the windsurfing (RS:X) class Saturday, close enough to deny defending champion Charline Picon of France a second straight gold medal.

Denmark's Anne-Marie Rindom and Australia's Matt Wearn took gold in the women's Laser Radial and men's Laser sailing classes on Sunday.

Instead of too much extreme weather, it was the lack of wind that canceled sailing competitions on Monday.

British sailors took three medals, two gold, on the next-to-last day of Olympic sailing competition Tuesday at the Tokyo Olympics.

Australian and British sailors took the last gold medals at stake in the Tokyo Olympics sailing competition on Wednesday.