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August 07, 2026

 

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Gauff backs WTA gene-testing, while criticizing how it creates animosity toward trans community

Coco Gauff understands the reasoning behind the WTA Tour’s newly introduced gene-testing policy. What the two-time Grand Slam champion doesn’t favor is how politicized the discussion becomes in generating what Gauff called, “animosity towards the trans community.” Read More.

England forward Ivan Toney charged with assault after a London nightclub incident

England forward Ivan Toney has been charged with assault after an incident at a nightclub, police said Friday. Read More.

Undrafted rookie quarterback Haynes King leads Panthers to 33-30 comeback win over Cardinals

Maybe a team should’ve drafted Haynes King. Read More.

Caitlin Clark blames herself for missed free throws, late turnover in Fever's OT loss to Aces

Caitlin Clark sat at the dais Thursday night, staring at the stat sheet and reliving the eight turnovers and her two missed free throws with seven seconds left in regulation. Read More.

 

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UNC's Bill Belichick says son and defensive coordinator Steve Belichick is on medical leave

North Carolina defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, the son of head coach Bill Belichick, is on medical leave, his father said Thursday morning. Read More.

Fernando Mendoza isn't only Raiders rookie to watch in training camp

As the Raiders prepare for their season, the vast majority of media and fan focus remains on quarterback Fernando Mendoza. Read More.

FIFA's president held off an internal revolt. Next up is a hotly contested election

FIFA president Gianni Infantino held off the potential of an internal revolt during a summit meeting in Morocco this week. A scathing response from European soccer's governing body on Thursday, however, showed that he still has a fight on his hands to hold onto power. Read More.

Police raid South Korea soccer federation offices in probe of hiring of Hong Myung-bo as coach

Police raided the Korea Football Association’s offices Thursday as part of an investigation into alleged irregularities in the 2024 appointment of Hong Myung-bo as South Korea’s national team coach. Read More.

 
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