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Meet the Paralympic Iron Cowboy Who ‘Wants to Win at Life’
Fernando Rufino, one of Brazil’s most famous Paralympians in canoeing, has experienced a multitude of accidents. But he loves them.
The Soccer Players Who Moved to Saudi Arabia This Summer
Some big names and relative unknowns joined the Saudi Pro League.
What a Rough Second Half Means for World Series Hopefuls
In the wild-card era, only one team has survived a losing record after the All-Star break and still won the World Series.
The U.S. Won Gold Without Alex Morgan. But Her Impact Extends Further.
The soccer star announced her retirement on Thursday, and her final game will take place on Sunday.
Live Updates: U.S. Job Growth Expected to Rebound
Ahead of a key Federal Reserve meeting to set interest rates, economists predict a modest bounce in hiring in August from an unexpectedly sluggish July.
8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.
Penny Hardaway Is a Memphis Legend. But He Shouldn’t Be Its Basketball Coach.
Hardaway’s program is nationally relevant only in its ability to generate embarrassing headlines, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Women’s Soccer Star Tears Meniscus While Throwing First Pitch at Baseball Game
The Washington Spirit rookie Croix Bethune suffered the season-ending knee injury at a Nationals game last week.
A Former Jets Quarterback Has a Fresh Opportunity. It Might Be His Last.
After enduring years of dysfunction, Sam Darnold is surrounded by talent as the Vikings’ starting quarterback.
Alex Morgan, U.S. Women’s Soccer Star, Announces Retirement
The two-time World Cup champion and 2012 Olympic gold medalist said she is expecting her second child.