College football powers Notre Dame, Clemson agree to 12-year scheduling agreement from 2027 to 2038

Notre Dame and Clemson have announced a 12-year home-and-home football scheduling agreement, set to begin in 2027 and run through 2038. The teams, which have a competitive history, will alternate hosting games annually. Clemson leads the series 5-3, with notable matchups since 2015, including a College Football Playoff semifinal victory in 2018.

Soccer-Amorim says Man United ready to suffer to reach Europa League final

Manchester United's manager Ruben Amorim cautioned that despite a 3-0 first-leg lead in the Europa League semi-final against Athletic Bilbao, they must not be complacent. United, struggling in the Premier League, will face challenges without injured players. Amorim emphasized the need for a strong performance to secure their place in the final, highlighting the importance of captain Bruno Fernandes.

2025 Met Gala: 12 athletes who dominated the red carpet with style

Twelve top athletes dominated the 2025 Met Gala, embodying the "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" theme. From Lewis Hamilton to Simone Biles, they showcased personal style, cultural expression, and fashion's evolving intersection with athletic excellence, transforming the red carpet into a powerful artistic statement.

With reinforcements in tow, Twins aim to pick up speed vs. Orioles

The Minnesota Twins are gaining momentum, winning three straight games, including a 9-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Key players Royce Lewis and Willi Castro returned to the lineup, boosting the team's performance. Twins manager Rocco Baldelli noted the enhanced depth, while Baltimore struggles continue, with a poor offensive showing and the second-worst pitching ERA in the majors.

Soccer-Barcelona's defensive frailty costs them European dream

Inter Milan defeated Barcelona 7-6 on aggregate in the Champions League semi-finals, ending Barca's treble hopes. Despite a potent attack, Barcelona's defensive weaknesses were exposed, conceding 24 goals in the competition. With the Copa del Rey secured, the focus now shifts to LaLiga, where they lead the table ahead of a crucial match against rivals Real Madrid.

Champions League: Inter beat Barca in an instant classic

Inter Milan defeated Barcelona 7-6 on aggregate in a thrilling Champions League semi-final, securing their second final in three seasons. With goals from Martinez, Çalhanoğlu, Acerbi, and Frattesi, they overcame multiple setbacks to triumph in an epic encounter.

Aaron Rodgers to Pittsburgh Steelers? George Pickens' trade could be the dealbreaker

Aaron Rodgers' potential Steelers move appears derailed after George Pickens' trade to Dallas Cowboys. With limited top-tier wide receiver options remaining, Rodgers may reconsider joining Pittsburgh, weighing retirement or continuing his career.

George Pickens to Dallas Cowboys: How will trade impact Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb

Steelers trading George Pickens to Cowboys, potentially boosting Dak Prescott's offense. Pickens' deep-threat ability could complement CeeDee Lamb, providing more receiving options and helping Dallas recover from a challenging 2024 season.

Fresh off walk-off victory, Marlins chase series win vs. Dodgers

The Miami Marlins, despite having the lowest payroll in MLB, achieved their fifth walk-off win of the season, defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 in 10 innings. Marlins manager Clayton McCullough praised the game, while the Dodgers' stars Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani excelled in the series. The Marlins hope for improved performance from Jesus Sanchez as they prepare for the final game.

Soccer-Leverkusen brace for exits with Alonso, Wirtz top of list

Bayer Leverkusen faces potential key departures, including midfielder Florian Wirtz and coach Xabi Alonso, as they finish second in the league behind Bayern Munich. Wirtz, a top transfer target, may move to Bayern, while Alonso's future remains uncertain amid speculation of a switch to Real Madrid. Defender Jonathan Tah and striker Patrik Schick are also likely to exit.

Soccer-Saltnes seeks sweet upset as Bodo/Glimt aim for Europa final

Bodo/Glimt faces a 3-1 aggregate deficit against Tottenham Hotspur in their Europa League semi-final, but a late goal by Ulrik Saltnes offers hope ahead of the second leg. The team, known for resilience in European matches, aims to capitalize on their underdog status. Saltnes emphasizes focusing on performance over results as they prepare for a challenging home game.

Soccer-Saltnes seeks sweet upset as Bodo/Glimt aim for Europa final 

Bodo/Glimt faces a challenging Europa League semi-final second leg against Tottenham Hotspur, trailing 3-1 on aggregate. A late goal by Ulrik Saltnes offers hope, as the team aims to leverage their European experience and battle spirit. With a focus on performance over results, they prepare for a crucial match at home, seeking a comeback to reach the final in Bilbao.

Soccer-Henderson leads Ajax to brink of Dutch title

Ajax Amsterdam, led by captain Jordan Henderson, is on the verge of clinching the Eredivisie title, sitting four points clear of PSV Eindhoven. Henderson's leadership and shift to defensive midfielder have significantly improved the team's performance, making him a vital asset in key matches. His contributions have also earned him a recall to the England squad.

Indian men's, women's compound archery teams enter World Cup Stage 2 finals

The Indian men's and women's compound archery teams reached the finals of the World Cup Stage 2 in Shanghai, securing two medal guarantees. The men's team defeated Great Britain and Denmark, while the women's team overcame Kazakhstan and Great Britain. Both teams will compete for gold against Mexico on Saturday.

LA Lakers legend tried to hide as ‘John Doe’ in a lawsuit accusing him of sexually assaulting a minor schoolgirl

Former Lakers star Byron Scott faces a civil lawsuit alleging sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl in 1987. He attempted to remain anonymous, admitting sexual contact but claiming he believed she was 18. The victim seeks over $25,000 in damages for emotional trauma.

Snooker-China's Zhao targets more titles after historic world snooker triumph

Zhao Xintong, the first Chinese player to win the World Snooker Championship, aims for more titles to inspire future talent in China. The 28-year-old, who overcame a 20-month ban for match-fixing, defeated Mark Williams 18-12. Zhao believes his victory is pivotal for Chinese snooker and is determined to continue his successful comeback.