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Not having run a marathon never stopped anyone from wearing running shoes, and a lack of knowledge of timber sports hasn’t prevented guys from wearing...

There’s a battle brewing in Rome and it has nothing to do with the Christians and the lions. The Italian capital's bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics, p...

The dust is settling after last month’s Copa America Centenario, during which new records were set for total and average attendance, television viewer...

Major League Baseball has its Cactus League and Grapefruit League spring training locations. So what does that make the U.S. when it serves as the pre...

Not all collegiate sports are played at the NCAA level. Many are club sports that attract a diverse body of competitive athletes, stage national champ...

For a sport whose following began with tailgating and TV, NASCAR has made a quantum leap. Not that for many sports, social media is new, but NASCAR’s ...

According to a 2015 Gallup poll, one of the crimes U.S. residents fear most is having their computer or smartphone hacked and their identity stolen. B...

The Olympics begin August 5. Rio says it’s ready, but it’s hard for a waiting world to believe that statement, given the morass of problems popping up...

Red, white and blue. Oh, and a whole lot of green, particularly for sports event planners. The Fourth of July has patriotic festivities but there’s al...

In this summer of sports, rental car companies are enjoying a bump in business (even over Uber and Lyft) and hoping it continues.