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NBA Legend Dwyane Wade Buys Ownership Stake in Utah Jazz
NBA legend Dwyane Wade buys ownership stake in Utah Jazz
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‘Women Cannot Fight This Fight Alone': Chris Paul and Other Athletes on Equal Pay and Male Allyship
“It’s important that women are not only paid equal, but treated with equal respect.”
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Patrick Mahomes Is Jumping Into the NFT Business With Digital Art Auction
There will be six different art pieces for sale ranging from $2,500 to $15,000, and the drop will include a mystery auction item with no set price.
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Md. Man Gets 50 Years for Killing Young Father of Baby Boy
The man who pleaded guilty to killing the father of an 11-month-old boy in Capitol Heights, Maryland, received a 50-year prison sentence Tuesday.
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Nike Will Look Into Runner Mary Cain's Allegations of Abuse
Nike will investigate accusations of abuse by Mary Cain while she was part of Alberto Salazar’s training group. The runner says it reached the point where she started having suicidal thoughts and cutting herself. Cain joined the disbanded Nike Oregon Project run by Salazar in 2013, soon after competing in the 1,500-meter final at track and field’s world championships when...
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Former Northern Virginia Gymnastics Coach Arrested for Alleged Sexual Abuse of Underage Athlete
A Northern Virginia gymnastics coach has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing an underage athlete more than a decade ago.
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Virginia Gymnastics Coach Accused of Sexually Abusing Underage Athlete
A Northern Virginia gymnastics coach has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing an underage athlete more than a decade ago. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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NCAA Board Approves Athlete Compensation for Image, Likeness
The United States’ largest governing body for college athletics took the first step Tuesday toward allowing amateur athletes to cash in on their fame, voting unanimously to permit them to “benefit from the use of their name, image and likeness.” The NCAA and its member schools now must figure out how to allow athletes to profit while still maintaining rules...
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Former Cheerleader Sues University, Alleging Coaches Ignored Concussions
An ex-cheerleader who suffered multiple concussions while on the University of California, Berkeley’s cheerleading team, filed a lawsuit against the school, USA Federation for Sport Cheering, and her former coaches, for repeatedly endangering her health and safety, according to a complaint filed this week in Alameda County Superior Court.
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New Laws Go Into Effect in DC, Maryland on Oct. 1
New D.C. and Maryland laws that go into effect on Tuesday, Oct. 1 may affect your wallet, your workplace and even your decision to donate an organ.
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Lewisville HS Football Player Collapses, Dies in Twin Brother's Arms, Family Says
A North Texas high school is mourning the sudden death of a 16-year-old football player who reportedly collapsed and died in his twin brother’s arms.
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Chanel Miller, Woman Sexually Assaulted by Brock Turner, Releases Book
A book written by Chanel Miller, the woman who was sexually assaulted by ex-Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner, was released to the public Tuesday.
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AP Sources: Feds Probe Sex Abuse in Olympic Organizations
Federal investigators are looking into the way the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee and national governing bodies of Olympic sports handled sex-abuse allegations, people with knowledge of the investigations told The Associated Press on Friday. The probes, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, come in the aftermath of the Larry Nassar sex-abuse cases that led to massive turnover at...
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Simone Biles Addresses Brother's Triple Murder Charges
On Monday evening, Olympic gymnast Simone Biles took to Twitter and addressed the headlines surrounding her older brother Tevin Biles-Thomas’ arrest for triple murder in Ohio. “Still having a hard time processing last week’s news,” she shared on social media. “My heart aches for everyone involved, especially for the victims and their families. There is nothing that I can say...
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Americans Protest on Medals Stand at Pan Am Games
Two Americans used their medal-winning moments at the Pan American Games to draw attention to social issues back home that they feel are spiraling out of control. During their medals ceremonies at the multi-sport event in Lima, fencer Race Imboden took a knee and hammer thrower Gwen Berry raised her fist. Both athletes could represent the U.S. less than a...
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Tennis Star Coco Gauff Meets Idol Michelle Obama
Despite making a first round exit at the Citi Open, rising tennis star Coco Gauff took a break from the courts on Thursday to meet and swap autographs with one of her role models, Michelle Obama.
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Virginia Schools Using New Device to Treat Overheated Athletes
With sports practices starting, high schools in Virginia are using a new device to treat overheated student athletes. Drew Wilder reports.
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Ex-Olympic Skater Ashley Wagner Writes of 2008 Sex Assault
Former Olympian Ashley Wagner says she was sexually assaulted by another figure skater in 2008 when she was 17. The three-time national champion wrote in USA Today on Thursday that John Coughlin climbed into her bed after a party at a skating camp and began kissing and groping her. Coughlin was 22 at the time and took his life in January at 33.
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Former Olympian Ashley Wagner Says Late Fellow Skater John Coughlin Sexually Assaulted Her
Skating champion John Coughlin died by suicide after he was suspended from figure skating and later accused of sexual assault by another figure skater.
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Overhaul Would Give Congress Power to Fire US Olympic & Paralympic Committee Board
A bill spurred by Larry Nassar’s sex crimes and other mishandled abuse cases would allow Congress to fire the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee’s entire board and would quadruple the money the federation provides to the U.S. Center for SafeSport. The bill, to be introduced Tuesday, is the most far-reaching response to 18 months of outrage, investigations and recriminations in...