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Judge questions attorney fees in $4.6 million swimming antitrust settlement

“Didn’t I ask for detailed information?” a federal judge asked Jeffrey Kessler, attorney for the swimmers settling a million-dollar class action against World Aquatics.

University of Cincinnati wants $1 million from quarterback who transferred after lucrative NIL deal

The school is suing Brendan Sorsby to enforce a damages clause in the name, image and likeness contract he signed just months before heading to Texas Tech.

Sidebar: Predicting the future

Thanks to smartphones, we all have a mini casino right in our pocket. The digital public square has turned everyday folks into authorities on a range of topics, but are you willing to bet on it?

As Olympics wrap, Berlin hits hurdles in bid for future Games

Germany's capital wants to host the Summer Olympics. The city's sporting culture and history, alongside its cash-strapped status, have Olympic opinions divided.


Twin Milan and Cortina Olympic cauldrons are extinguished, signaling the end of Winter Games

A total of 116 medal events were held in eight Olympic sports across 16 disciplines, including the debut of ski mountaineering this year, over the course of 17 days of competition.

Man United’s Jim Ratcliffe reminded of his responsibilities but no FA charge for ‘colonized’ claim

Ratcliffe's comments touched a nerve in Britain, where immigration is a divisive issue.